Grant Funding Call 07/09: Data Management Infrastructure
2 June, 2009 | in DCC News
By: Ms Joy Davidson
Projects to identify requirements for, and then build, infrastructure for effective data management within or across HEIs.
Funding of up to £250,000 per pilot project is available. The JISC will fund 6-8 projects in total. Funding is available for projects starting from October 2009 for 18 months. All projects must complete by 31 March 2011. The deadline for proposals is 12 noon on Thursday 6 August 2009.
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All UK HEIs must take steps to improve data curation activities. The Incremental project worked with researchers at the Universities of Cambridge and Glasgow to build their knowledge of data mangement, identify their requirements for support and fill any gaps. For access to resources please visit the Cambridge and Glasgow websites.