The topic is on how you can generate a data management plan for a Life Science research project that will meet the requirements of the funding organisations.
Ingrid Heggland, Morten Beck Rye and Korbinian Bösl
The intended audience are researchers (PhD candidates, Post Doctoral Fellows, Researchers, Associate Professors and Professors) that are planning to submit a grant application for a research project. Max. number of participants is 35.
The topic is on how you can generate a data management plan for a Life Science research project that will meet the requirements of the funding organisations.
Ingrid Heggland (ResearchData@NTNU), Ane M Gabrielsen (ResearchData@NTNU), Heine Skipenes (Research IT NTNU), Anne Heidi Skogholt (NTNU/HUNT-Cloud), Kjersti Rise (NTNU/ELIXIR-Norway) and Korbinian Bösl (UiB/ELIXIR-Norway/Centre for Digital Life Norway)
Course content
30.11.2020
0900 - 0915 Introduction
0915 - 0945 Requirements from institutions & funding bodies
- NTNU
- H2020/ERC
- Research Council Norway
0945 - 1015 Information on national and local storage infrastructures
- NeLS/StoreBioInfo
- NIRD
- NTNU Computing & Storage resources
- TSD
- HUNT-Cloud
- NICE-1
1015 - 1030 Short break
1030 - 1230 Relevant deposition repositories/ data archives
- domain specific archives (ELIXIR/EMBL-EBI, NCBI)
- NIRD archive
- NTNU Open Research Data/ DataverseNO
- NSD
1.12.2020
0900 - 1000 GDPR and other legal requirements for research on humans
- Health Research Act
- Personal Data Act
1000 - 1015 Short break
1015 - 1045 Licensing of data, biological material and software
1045 - 1300 Hands on training and assistance to generate a data management plan
Requirements:
Join us online and bring your research project if you have one. You will get the opportunity to set up a data management plan for your project with help of the Data Steward Wizard tool using a structured and detailed questionnaire with references to relevant resources.
Register before 26 November 2020
Contact
Korbinian Bösl
Kari M. Ersland
Kari.Ersland@uib.no
+4740879025