A reference guide with information and resources to help you manage your research data
Data Lifecycle
Planning Data Management
How can I best manage my data throughout the lifecycle of my research to save time and money in the future?
Data Acquisition and Collection
How can I acquire data in an efficient and ethical way, and how can I ensure that my data is used appropriately?
Storage, Security, and Analysis
What are my options for effectively organizing, storing, securing, computing, and analyzing my research data?
Dissemination and Preservation
Why is it worthwhile to share my data? What do funders and journals require? Can I get help with data curation?
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Celebrate #LoveDataWeek @HarvardLibrary February 13-17th! ❤️📊 Join the Harvard community for a week of events focused on how we can share and use data to bring about changes that matter. Check out the full lineup of webinars on our website #LoveData23 ➡️ t.co/XK4G2rxbM7 t.co/BsoiiAx5jk
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One new feature from the redesign of MCZbase allows us to create websites for groups of specimens, highlighting significant collections, expeditions, and grants. Visit t.co/fMmbnbIW9Y to view our Blaschka glass invertebrates, the #diginverts NSF grant, and many more. t.co/G0LmARMJLB
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IQSS’s new R package {clarify} uses simulation to make interpretable inferences about any quantity of interest from various statistical models. This package restores and adds to functionality previously provided by {Zelig} for R and Clarify for Stata. t.co/SsGJIbriuJ
