The value of research data can go way beyond the project for which it is created. Well-managed data can optimize it’s re-usability and research reproducibility; it also helps researchers to demonstrate good research practice and integrity.
Welcome new students and for returning students, welcome back from the Summer! As we begin a new term, we would like to bring the new Researchers’ Series program to your attention.
Welcome back! We hope you had a restful and rejuvenating break. As we begin a new term, we would like to bring your attention to the new Researchers’ Series program.
Last week, Dr. Rebecca Grant from Nature Research Academies held a very informative webinar for HKUST researchers on managing sensitive research data. Here we revisit a few important tips.
In this Spring term, Researchers’ Series has new workshops under 4 themes: Authorship, Copyright, Data and Impact. Library instructors will conduct them online via Zoom.
Join us at this Research Data Management (RDM) Program and learn about data curation with experts from Harvard University!
The Library's talks and workshops for researchers have a new framework starting this term. A variety of new topics helps you better manage your research work.
Impact starts with attention; and you certainly want to draw attention to your research work. Ms. Lyndsey Dixon, Editorial Director of Taylor & Francis, gave an informative talk on how to publicize our research for higher impact.
Come to learn about research data management best practices with experts from Digital Curation Centre!
