Data Management Roadshows

The DCC roadshows are touring the regions of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland over the next 12 months. They're designed to allow every institution in the UK to prepare for effective research data management and understand more about how the DCC can help. You also get to hear from speakers local to you about how they've tackled some of these issues. We can only visit each region once, so take the chance to attend when we're near you.

There will be approximately six roadshows per annum, each spanning three days, with a wide geographical reach across the UK. In 2011 we held roadshows in Sheffield, Glasgow, Oxford, Cambridge and Cardiff. In 2012 we will be coming to Loughborough, Salford and Newcastle Upon Tyne; in May to London and in June to Belfast. 

If you would like to be notified about future roadshows, please provide us with your contact details.
 
You may also be interested in these blog posts written by Steve Walsh from the Interoperable Geospatial Data for Biosphere Study (IGIBS) Project at Aberystwyth University about the DCC Roadshow in Oxford and by Tahani Nadim, Kaptur Project Officer, Goldsmiths, University of London, and John Murtagh, Projects Officer at University of the Arts London, about the recent DCC Roadshow in Cambridge.
 
As always, if you've been to one please let us know what you thought about our roadshows.

 

Upcoming events

DCC Roadshow Northwest England

20 - 21 March 2012
The 9th DCC regional roadshow will take place on 20th and 21st March at the University of Salford. We are delighted to announce that the event will be opened by Professor Martin Hall, Vice Chancellor of the University of Salford and Chair of the UK Open Access Implementation Group. Registration is FREE and delegates can choose to attend one or both days, according to their roles and responsibilities.

DCC Roadshow Loughborough

Loughborough, 7 - 8 February 2012
The 8th DCC regional roadshow will take place on 7-8th February at Burleigh Court in Loughborough. The roadshow is being organised in conjunction with the Department of Information Science at the University of Loughborough.

The DCC is funded by

Joint Information Systems Committee