Because good research needs good data
Author Title [ Type(Asc)] Year
Report
Devaraju A, Herterich P.  2020.  D4.1 Draft Recommendations on Requirements for Fair Datasets in Certified Repositories.
Grootveld M, Davidson J, Whyte A, van Horik R.  2020.  D3.5 Description of FAIRsFAIR's Transition Support Programme for Repositories.
Molloy L, Nordling J, Grootveld M, van Horik R, Whyte A, Davidson J, Herterich P, Martin I, Mendez E, Principe P et al..  2020.  D3.4 Recommendations on practice to support FAIR data principles.
Davidson J, Grootveld M, Whyte A, Herterich P, Engelhardt C, Stoy L, Proudman V.  2020.  D3.3 Policy Enhancement Recommendations.
Whyte A, Engelhardt C, Bangert D, Kayumbi Kabeya G, Lambert S, Thorley M, O'Connor R, Herterich P, Davidson J.  2019.  D3.2 FAIR Data Practice Analysis.
Davidson J, Engelhardt C, Proudman V, Stoy L, Whyte A.  2019.  D3.1 FAIR Policy Landscape Analysis.
Ramezani S, Aalto T, Gruenpeter M, Herterich P, Hooft R, Koers H.  2021.  D2.7 Framework for assessing FAIR Services.
Whyte A, Schmidt B, Banelytė V.  2018.  Case studies on Open Science in the context of ERC projects - Set 1.
Whyte A, Banelytė V.  2018.  Case studies on Open Science in the context of ERC projects - Set 4.
Whyte A, Banelytė V.  2018.  Case studies on Open Science in the context of ERC projects - Set 3.
Whyte A, Schmidt B, Matthias L, Banelytė V.  2018.  Case studies on Open Science in the context of ERC projects - Set 2.
Whyte A, Banelytė V.  2019.  Case studies on Open Science in the context of ERC projects - Set 5.
Koers H, Gruenpeter M, Herterich P, Hooft R, Jones S, Parland-von Essen J, Staiger C.  2020.  Assessment report on 'FAIRness of services'.
Journal Article
Higman R, Bergman D, Jones S.  2019.  Three camps, one destination: the intersections of research data management, FAIR and Open. Insights. 32(1)
Miksa T, Simms S, Mietchen D, Jones S.  2019.  Ten principles for machine-actionable data management plans. PLoS Comput Biol. 15(3)
Jones S, Abbott D, Ross S.  2009.  Redefining the performing arts archive. Archival Science. Archival Science. 9(3-4):165-171.
Waelde C, McGinley M.  2005.  Public Domain; Public Interest; Public Funding: focussing on the ‘three Ps’ in scientific research. SCRIPTed. 2(2:1):71-97.
Ward C, Freiman L, Jones S, Molloy L, Snow K.  2011.  Making sense: talking data management with researchers. International Journal of Digital Curation. 6(2)
Davidson J, Jones S, Molloy L, U Kejser B.  2014.  Emerging good practice in managing research data and research information within UK Universities. CRIS. 33:215-222.
Getler M, Sisu D, Jones S, Miller K.  2014.  DMPonline Version 4.0: User-Led Innovation. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF DIGITAL CURATION. 9(1)
Low B, Cassidy K, Fergusson D, Atkinson M, E Meer V, McGeever M.  2008.  Distributed Computing Education, Part 5: Coming to Terms with Intellectual Property Rights. IEEE Dystributed Systems Online. 9(12)
Jones S.  2012.  Developments in Research Funder Data Policy. International Journal of Digital Curation. 7(1)
Jones S, Pergl R, Hooft R, Miksa T.  2019.  Data Management Planning: how requirements and solutions are beginning to converge. Data Intelligence. Vol 2 (1):p.208-219.
Jones S, Ball A, Ekmekcioglu Ç.  2008.  The data audit framework: a first step in the data management challenge. International Journal of Digital Curation. 3(2)

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