Research Data Services

UT Libraries subject area liaison librarians and members of the Research Data Services team provide on-campus expertise in data management and sharing. In this session representatives from the UT Libraries will provide an introduction to data management planning, tips for data sharing considerations (including selecting a repository and sharing sensitive data), and an overview of the new data management requirements specified by federal research funding agencies like the NIH. Though this workshop will focus on research data management practices required by particular federal agencies, many of the principles of data management and sharing are applicable across funding agencies and we welcome you to join us regardless of funding source. The first half of the presentation will cover general data management best practices, and the second half will focus on addressing the specific data management and sharing requirements of federal research funding agencies.

From 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. on Friday, March 24, the UT Libraries, Information Technology Services, and the Texas Advanced Computing Center at University of Texas at Austin will hold a research computing resource info share. Select providers of research computing services will present their research computing services, how to access those services, along with the pricing structure for those services and any other pertinent details like storage timeframes, compute power, special features of their services for researchers. Two of our faculty and staff teams on active research computing projects will also share their experiences. The info share will be a hybrid event with a live session at the Perry-Castañeda Library in Learning Lab 1 and an accompanying virtual session that you can register to attend on the Zoom registration page.