Research Data Management Program by IQSS, Harvard University

Join us at this Research Data Management (RDM) Program and learn about data curation with experts from Harvard University! Managing your research data properly requires skills and tools. In this RDM program, two speakers from the Institute of Quantitative Social Science (IQSS), Harvard University will give talk and conduct workshops on curating research data.

Research Data Curation and FAIR Data Support Using Dataverse  

The Dataverse Project is an open source web application to share, preserve, cite, explore and analyze research data, and is developed at Harvard University. Dataverse software strives to support FAIR data sharing standards and automates much of the job of the professional archivists. This strength enables organizations and institutions to provide self-curated data sharing capabilities to their research communities. Combined with curation management and new tools, Dataverse Repositories work to make data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. 

Research Data Curation Workshop (HKUST members only)

The speakers will go in-depth about research data management, metadata and data curation. Participants will be guided to curate their own datasets and put them in the data repository “DataSpace@HKUST”, which is built by the Library using Dataverse.

Speakers/Trainers:

Mr. Danny Brooke
Program Manager, Product Development
IQSS,
Harvard University
Bio

Ms. Sonia Barbosa
Manager of Data Curation,
IQSS Dataverse,
Harvard University

Bio

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