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Webinar: Data Maturity Indicator
Currently, the DataCite Metadata Schema does not provide an explicit property to link/store information on data maturity (e.g. FAIRness or quality of data/metadata). The AtMoDat project team [1,2] drafted an extension to the DataCite Metadata Schema to host such information. This extension is denoted as “Data Maturity Indicator”.
Croatian RDA webinars “Research Data – What About Them?” gone virtually
In May and June 2020 Croatian national node organized two webinars entitled "Research Data - What About Them?". The webinars were developed by SRCE – University of Zagreb University Computing Center in collaboration with the University Library Rijeka, the University of Split Library, the City and University Library in Osijek and the National and University Library in Zagreb. In total 410 participants attend webinars.
Supporting TRUSTworthy Global Impact Through Regional Adoption Strategies
Here is what is happening inside the RDA-US in our interview with Adoption Manager and Senior Research Analyst, Anthony Juehne, who is driving adoption and dissemination regionally to support global efforts.
My experience with the VP15 - between Melbourne and Berlin
I participated in an RDA Plenary Meeting for the first time. I was just starting my adventure with Research Data Management and I was advised to go there to get connected with the community and to see what the current discussions in the field were.
Participation at RDA 15th Plenary Virtual Meeting challenged by the world pandemic
Earlier this year, I was awarded one of the RDA Europe 4.0 Early Career Researcher grants for attending the RDA 15th Plenary Meeting in Melbourne, Australia. My research focus is sex specificity of stress regulation in the brain with specific interest in connection of stress and neurodegeneration. The scientific project I currently lead, focuses on monitoring of epigenetic changes in brain memory center, upon stressful conditions.