Webinar: Research Data Sharing Discussion & Solutions for Institutions by Elsevier

Research Data Sharing Discussion & Solutions for Institutions

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Join us! As our Research Data Management—RDM—team provides guidance on a way forward for institutional research data management planning in consideration of the Research Data Management policy from the Tri-Agency Council (CIHR, NSERC, and SSHRC) and the anticipated data sharing policies likely to result from the new changes in the US (NIH) Data Management & Sharing Policies.

What will be covered?

Trends, drivers and benefits of research data sharing and research data management (RDM) workflow
Generalist Repository Ecosystem and FAIR data sharing practices
Promoting data curation and institutional data management via an institutional research data repository
Institutional dataset discovery and data sharing monitoring and reporting
Showcasing institutional research data to promote re-use and advance open science
Guidance on budgeting for data sharing costs in grant proposals
RDM implementation case studies, community initiatives, training and other resources to support institutional planning, researcher guidance, and professional development

Who should attend?

Scholarly Communications and Data Librarians, Repository and Data Managers (institutional and domain-specific)
Chief Research Officers, Associate Deans for Research, Research Development Professionals, Research Administrators, Research Compliance Managers
RIMS Managers, Research Analysts, Research IT and others responsible for promoting and supporting researcher data sharing and/or institutional compliance management and open science activity showcasing
Funding agency public access policy and compliance leads, Agency-specific Data Repository Managers

Presenters

Luca Belletti

Product Manager, Digital Commons Data

Luca oversees Mendeley Data, Elsevier’s open data repository for individual researchers, and is in this capacity involved in the Generalist Repository Ecosystem Initiative (GREI) organised by the NIH Office of Data Science Strategy. In addition, he also leads Elsevier’s efforts to grow the Digital Commons Data community, through continued product development to make Digital Commons Data the best-in-class institutional data repository as well as managing the Digital Commons Institutional Repository. He also liaises with the academic community to understand the needs of researchers and librarians around all aspects of research data management and focuses on helping them achieve their goals by providing innovative solutions to preserve, showcase and collaborate on research data.

David Scherer

Customer Consultant, Pure & Mendeley Data

David Scherer works at Elsevier as a customer consultant for Pure & the Research Data Management Solutions in North America. Previously, David was the scholarly communications and research curation consultant with the University Libraries at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. He is an experienced academic librarian with expertise in scholarly communications, research information management, scholarly impact, research communication, open access, and copyright. David has begun collaborating with Elsevier’s Research Data Management team, and has been working closely with organizations like the NIH to make information more accessible and available to institutions across the region. As a new team member to Elsevier, David is a versatile and experienced strategic information professional, academic librarian, and customer consultant focused on customer success, David uses his years of experience as a librarian and strategic information professional to guide customers in their journeys with Research Information Systems with Elsevier.

Dimas Putra

Senior Product Manager II

Dimas joined Elsevier as Senior Product Manager in May 2022 and currently leads the product initiatives for Data Monitor, a tool to help academic institutions draw insights by tracking their research data. Dimas' experience varies across many global technology companies in Europe and Asia, primarily in technology product management, risk, and analytics. Dimas likes to share his experience working with many institutions that decided to adopt Data Monitor to simplify research data tracking and measure progress towards Open Data to the Research Data Management communities.

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