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SUMMARY:MEchanics GAthering -MEGA- Seminar: [Workshop + Apéro] Best pract
 ices in data management: organization\, storage & sharing
DTSTART:20241212T161500
DTEND:20241212T173000
DTSTAMP:20260502T005742Z
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Christopher Tremblay\, Alain Borel\nAbstract: This workshop p
 rovides a short introduction to research data management (RDM)\, covering 
 the essential practices to organize\, safeguard\, and share your data. We 
 will first discuss the differences between storage\, backup\, and archivin
 g\, highlighting EPFL’s solutions to host your projects\, prevent data l
 oss and ensure long-term data preservation. We will explore the possible w
 ays to document your data and code effectively for improved reproducibilit
 y and collaboration\, including metadata\, file organization\, naming conv
 entions\, and others. Finally\, we will address data and code publication 
 in agreement with the FAIR principles. We will examine data repositories\,
  the current standard platforms for this purpose\, with a focus on CERN’
 s Zenodo - the most frequent choice at EPFL. We will discuss some legal as
 pects of data and code publications\, i.e. personal data protection and in
 tellectual property.\nJoin us to enhance your data management skills and g
 et tips that will help you maximize the impact of your research data.\n\nB
 io: Christopher Tremblay obtained his master’s degree in life sciences 
 at EPFL. After graduation\, he worked for a start-up before moving back to
  EPFL as a member of the SV-IT team\, notably supporting the SLIMS laborat
 ory information system. In November 2024\, he has joined the Research Data
  Management team at EPFL Library.\nAlain Borel obtained a diploma and a Ph
 D in chemistry at the University of Lausanne\, followed by post-doctoral j
 obs at the University of Illinois and EPFL. He became head of the chemistr
 y library before the merger of all EPFL libraries into the Rolex Learning 
 Center. In the united EPFL Library\, he has been a subject librarian for c
 hemistry and materials science\, an IT specialist\, and since 2019 he has 
 become part of the Research Data Management team.\n\nThe workshop will be 
 followed by our end of the year apéro!
LOCATION:MED 1 1518 https://plan.epfl.ch/?room==MED%201%201518 https://epf
 l.zoom.us/j/67041786969?pwd=a1lXa3lsVGpvL1VpN2RDR2l4clg0QT09
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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