Best practices and guidelines to help you make your data FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable)
Start here to get an overview of research data management based on stages in the data life cycle.
Identify your role in research data management, find data management resources relevant for you, and information to help you progress in your career path.
Learn about data management tasks that affect your domain or research community, and the solutions adopted to address them.
Find guidelines and solutions for tackling common data management tasks.
Find concrete combinations of tools and resources assembled into an ecosystem for research data management.
Find pointers to country specific information resources and national research data management practices.
Browse the RDMkit's catalogue of tools and resources for research data management.
Browse all training resources mentioned in RDMkit pages.
This project would not be possible without the many amazing community contributors. RDMkit is an open community project, and you are welcome to join us!
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A “your task” page about how to make your data more discoverable was added. Discover the page here.
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Our contribute section got an overhaul, with clear ways in how to contribute and improved documentation.
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We are gradually improving the icons that are in use on the RDMkit by applying our own style. You can discover them throughout the whole website!
Last Thursday of each month at 10:00 CEST / 9:00 BST
Informal drop-in session to discuss impact and future directions of the RDMkit. More information can be found on our RDMkit Club page.
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Online
We would like to invite you to highlight your set of data management tools as a tool assembly in the RDMkit and describe how to use it, so others can do the same (two half days). Sign up here.
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Barcelona
Highlight your data management tool assembly in the RDMkit! Highlight your data management tools assembly in the RDMkit!
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Do you have experience in generating machine-readable metadata during life sciences research projects? If yes, join this focus group! Help to describe best practices on machine-readable metadata in a your task page. We are bundling our expertise on this topic in a joint discussion and writing session. For more information, please contact the rdm-editors@elixir-europe.org.
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Online
Take the opportunity to revise RDMkit pages; editors will be available in two time slots to help you with it. More information on the event can be found in this document. Sign up here.
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Monasterium, Ghent, Belgium + virtual
As a community, we want to make sure that the RDMkit content is regularly revised, improved, and further developed for better learning of what data management entails and how it works. With that, we would like to invite current and future contributors to join us at RDMkit contentathon!
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