R4R@Q - The Tri-Agency Research Data Management Policy, 3 Years In
Date
Thursday February 15, 202412:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location
Online on TeamsSound research data management practices are being required by funding agencies across the globe. In Canada, the Tri-Agency Research Data Management (RDM) Policy (2021) aims to support Canadian research excellence by promoting best practices in research data management and stewardship. Three years into the launch of the policy, this session will outline initial policy implementation details, including requirement timelines and ongoing feedback efforts from the Canadian research and RDM community. Additionally, we will feature the results of the Queen’s RDM survey (2022) that investigated the level of knowledge of the policy and the level of preparedness to meet the forthcoming requirements. We will also outline initial steps to respond to the survey results through various initiatives, such as the Queen’s Data Champions (2022-2023) information series and the development of new resources. Participants will also have an opportunity to ask the presenters questions and engage in discussions about current RDM context and the benefits of implementing RDM wise practices.
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Session Materials
Guest Presenters:
Matthew Lucas (Executive Director, Corporate Strategy and Performance, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada)
Dominique Roche (Senior Policy Advisor, Corporate Strategy and Performance, SSHRC)
Queen's Presenters:
Meghan Goodchild (Research Data Management Librarian)
Rebecca (Becky) Pero (Information and Project Coordinator)
Resources for Research at Queen’s (R4R@Q)
The Vice-Principal Research (VPR) Portfolio is proud to present R4R@Q.
Queen’s greatly values the incredible contributions of our researchers and their teams on the local, national and international stages. But you are not alone! Queen’s offers a myriad of services to help researchers develop the best possible roadmap to success from project conception through to knowledge mobilization. To learn more, please join us for R4R@Q.
R4R@Q is here to acquaint Queen's researchers with the resources and people who are here to help.
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Questions?
Questions? Email Catarina Chagas catarina.chagas@queensu.ca
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