Research data management checklist
A guide to sound data management at every stage of your research
Data management plan (DMP)
All information about your data, including online help and courses
Data management in grant applications
Advice on how to write a section on data management in your grant application
Data Management Regulations
University regulations on the management, storage and provision of research data
Reference management software
How to choose and use bibliographic managers
Step-by-step plan for project management
What to do to successfully manage your project
MRI Data Sharing Guide
A flowchart showing what MRI data you can share and where to find support
Long-term data retention
Satisfying the long-term data retention requirements
Data Protection Officers
List of data protection officers at your faculty/institute
Archiving and publishing data
Research output may also include data sets: how to archive and publish your research data
Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA)
Information on processing personal data
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Information on the GDPR
Research data services catalogue
All the facilities for data management and storage for your research
Bulk storage for research data 🔐
Request bulk storage of research data not requiring high throughput
FAIR data and software
Best practices and support on how to make your data and software FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable)
Online Scientific Integrity Module
Practical guidelines and information on research integrity, ethical standards for researchers, research ethics, questionable research practices, fabrication, falsification and plagiarism
LUCRIS Publication Management and the Scholarly Publications repository
Information on LUCRIS, Scholarly Publications and the various licenses and versions you can choose
Legal Support for research contracts
Information on legal support for research contracts and other types of formal agreements
Research funding support
Your point of contact for research funding support
Research software for FSW
All lab computers at Social and Behavioural Sciences have packages of the most common research software installed. It's also possible to request other software to be installed on a lab computer, or your work computer.
Your research in the media
How to bring your research results to the general public
e-Infrastructures
Digital resources for networking, computing and data management that facilitate the collaboration among research communities
SURKO (Single user compute power on demand)
Single user computing power is a dedicated virtual (Remote desktop) high performance computer that allows researchers and their students to perform data analysis. Continuous operation without updates or restarts is guaranteed for either 4 or 8 weeks.
NOTE: This service is only available for staff of the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.