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Research Data Management readiness
meeting the EPSRC policy framework
13 February 2015 |
The DCC is pleased to collaborate with Jisc on a workshop to consider what challenges remain in meeting the EPSRC policy framework, and what lessons can be learned from other institutions.
The workshop is part of Jisc's Research at Risk co-design challenge and will be free to attend.
This event follows on from the Assessing institutional awareness & readiness for compliance with EPSRC Policy Framework workshop that the DCC ran last May. Ben Ryan of the EPSRC will be there to provide an introduction and offer clarifications where needed, and representatives from Jisc and the DCC will reflect on progress across the sector and new initiatives that can help.
Agenda
A summary is provided below, or download the full agenda with descriptions of talks.
09:30 |
Registration |
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10:00 |
Welcome and objectives |
Rachel Bruce, Jisc |
REQUIREMENTS AND SERVICES |
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10:10 |
Ben Ryan, EPSRC |
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10:45 |
Jeremy Sharp, Jisc Technologies |
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11:20 |
Matthew Addis,Arkivum |
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11:40 |
Rachael Kotarski, British Library |
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12:00 |
Lunch |
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WHAT & HOW: INSTITUTIONAL CASE STUDIES |
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13:00 |
Verena Weigert, Jisc |
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13:10 |
RDM systems at University of Hertfordshire
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Bill Worthington, University of Hertfordshire |
13:30 |
Graham Blyth, University of Leeds |
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13:50 |
Using Pure as data catalogue and (optionally) as data repository |
Hardy Schwamm, University of Lancaster |
14:10 |
Wendy White, University of Southampton |
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14:30 |
Coffee |
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LEARNING LESSONS TO DEFINE NEXT STEPS |
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14:45 |
Discussion groups 1) Policy implementation & compliance monitoring |
Facilitators: Rachel Bruce Verena Weigert John Kaye Linda Naughton Sarah Jones Angus Whyte Kevin Ashley Joy Davidson |
15:30 |
How can Jisc & the DCC help? |
Kevin Ashley, DCC & Rachel Bruce, Jisc |
16:00 |
Close |
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Image credit: London Paddington Basin by Luc Mercells CC-BY-NC-ND
Costs and Registration
The workshop will take place at etc.venues Paddington at 57 North Wharf Road.
It is part of Jisc's Research at Risk co-design challenge and will be free to attend.
The event is now full and registration has closed.