Resources to help with your research and data needs
Data Management Tools
California Digital Library DMP Information
The University of California Curation Center's (UC3) guide to developing data managment plans (DMPs), including information on using DMPTool (see below.)
Data Managment Planning tool developed by the Digital Curation Centre to enable you to build and edit DMPs according to the requirements stipulated by the major UK funders.
A group of major research institutions has partnered to create a flexible online tool to help researchers generate data management plans. This effort is in direct response to demands from funding agencies, such as the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), that researchers plan for managing their research data.
University of Houston Data Management Toolkit
This guide will provide information about creating DMPs as well as groups and services on campus that can assist with your data management needs. Please contact Michele Reilly, UH Head of Digital Service at mreilly@uh.edu, if you need help with Data Management Best Practices, Metadata Schema Generation, Data Curation/Archiving Workflow and Data Sharing Resources.
National Institute of Health Data Sharing Guidance
Provides the National Institutes of Health (NIH) policy statement on data sharing and additional information on the implementation of this policy.
"Changes to the NIH Public Access Policy and the Implications to Awards" Webinar
This webinar is designed for Compliance Officials at NIH grantee institutions responsible for adhering to the NIH Public Access Policy.
National Science Foundation Data Sharing Policies
The NSF policy on the dissemination and sharing of researh results.
The Center for Clinical and Translational Sciences
The CCTS is one of sixcty-one centers funded by the National Institutes of Health’s Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) and is a member of the Texas CTSA Consortium. The CCTS provides research support for faculty, trainees, and staff of The UTHealth and The UTM. D. Anderson Cancer Center. Many of their services are free, others are offered at cost.
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