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DESCRIPTION:In recent years\, more attention is put on what researchers do 
 with the data (and other resources) they produce. Especially in Europe\, b
 ut also everywhere else. The main idea is that when researchers use taxpay
 ers' money\, the taxpayers themselves should also have access to the resul
 ts\, free of charge. This means that the research should be published in o
 pen access journals and data should be made publicly available. \n\nGood d
 ata management may help you with that\, at least to make the process easie
 r on the whole. If you think “how to manage your data” at the beginnin
 g and during the project and know what you plan to do with it at the end o
 f the project\, the process at the end will be easier. However\, what is 
 “good data management”\, is up to debate. The FAIR Principles concentr
 ates on making your data findable\, accessible\, interoperable and reusabl
 e\, so this is a good start. And let’s be honest\, some of these things 
 you are probably already doing. \n\nIn this course\, we will be going over
  all the FAIR Principles and how they are applied in real life. This way\,
  you will already know what to consider\, while writing a grant\, filling 
 out your data management plan or doing your research.
LOCATION:Auditorium 1019\, Narva mnt 18 (UT Delta Centre)
SUMMARY:The FAIR Principles Lecture (in Estonian)
URL;VALUE=URI:https://elixir.ut.ee/node/400
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