Peer review
To ensure that the Digital Curation Manual is of the highest quality, we have assembled a peer-review panel that includes a wide range of international experts in the field of digital curation to review each of its instalments and to identify new areas that should be covered. After each instalment has been reviewed by at least two members of the panel, we then make it available for public consultation and comment online.
Peer review board members have included
- Neil Beagrie, JISC/British Library Partnership Manager (UK)
- Georg Büechler, Digital Preservation Specialist, Coordination Agency for the Long-term Preservation of Digital Files (Switzerland)
- Filip Boudrez, Researcher DAVID, City Archives of Antwerp (Belgium)
- Andrew Charlesworth, Senior Research Fellow in IT and Law, University of Bristol (UK)
- Robin L. Dale, Program Manager, RLG Member Programs and Initiatives, Research Libraries Group (USA)
- Wendy Duff, Associate Professor, Faculty of Information Studies, University of Toronto (Canada)
- Peter Dukes, Strategy and Liaison Manager, Infections & Immunity Section, Research Management Group, Medical Research Council (UK)
- Terry Eastwood, Professor, School of Library, Archival and Information Studies, University of British Columbia (Canada)
- Julie Esanu, Program Officer, U.S. National Committee for CODATA, National Academy of Sciences (USA)
- Paul Fiander, Head of BBC Information and Archives, BBC (UK)
- Luigi Fusco, Senior Advisor for Earth Observation Department, European Space Agency (Italy)
- Norman Gray, Researcher, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow
- Hans Hofman, Director, Erpanet; Senior Advisor, Nationaal Archief van Nederland (Netherlands)
- Falk Huettmann, PhD Associate Professor, University of Alaska
- Max Kaiser, Coordinator of Research and Development, Austrian National Library (Austria)
- Gareth Knight, Preservation Officer, CeRch, Kings College London
- Carl Lagoze, Senior Research Associate, Cornell University (USA)
- Nancy McGovern, Associate Director, IRIS Research Department, Cornell University (USA)
- Jen Mitcham, Curatorial Officer, Archaeology Data Service, University of York
- Mary Molinaro, Director, Preservation and Digital Programs, University of Kentucky Libraries
- Reagan Moore, Associate Director, Data-Intensive Computing, San Diego Supercomputer Center (USA)
- Sheila Morrissey, Senior Research Developer, ITHAKA
- Alan Murdock, Head of Records Management Centre, European Investment Bank (Luxembourg)
- Julian Richards, Director, Archaeology Data Service, University of York (UK)
- Donald Sawyer, Interim Head, National Space Science Data Center, NASA/GSFC (USA)
- Jean-Pierre Teil, Head of Constance Program, Archives nationales de France (France)
- Mark Thorley, NERC Data Management Coordinator, Natural Environment Research Council (UK)
- Helen Tibbo, Professor, School of Information and Library Science, University of North Carolina (USA)
- Malcolm Todd, Head of Standards, Digital Records Management, The National Archives (UK)
- Andrew Wilson, Senior Data Policy Advisor, Australian National Data Service
- Erica Yang, STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
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Promoting the Phase 3 programme
Promoting the Phase 3 programme
You work hard to get research results – make sure that your data do just as much for you in return. The DCC is here to help you tackle your data curation needs, so read on to find out what we have lined up for the third phase of our programme.
