Quick Bytes: Research Data Management

This workshop introduces the essential practices and policies graduate student researchers need to understand to manage and share their data responsibly. We will explore practical strategies for managing research data across its entire lifecycle—from organizing files and documenting your data to applying FAIR and CARE principles and securely preserving it in the Stanford Digital Repository. Participants will learn how to navigate data sharing, including what can be shared and appropriate licensing options, as well as how to comply with funder data sharing mandates. This session will also provide an overview of Stanford's data-related policies and procedures, including data acquisition and use agreements, privacy and ethical considerations, and intellectual property rights, in order to ensure that graduate student researchers manage their data in accordance with institutional and legal requirements. Experience Level: Entry-level Register Here Facilitated by: Jooyeon Hahm, Head, Data Science Training & Consultation, Center for Interdisciplinary Digital ResearchRochelle Lundy, Director, Office of Scholarly Communications, Stanford University Libraries and Academic Information ResourcesAbout Quick Bytes: Get valuable professional development wisdom that you can apply right away! Quick Bytes sessions cover a variety of topics and include lunch. Relevant to graduate students at any stage in any degree program. See the full Quick Bytes schedule