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Research Data Management and Sharing

Designed to familiarize faculty and other researchers with the growing literature on research data management services at ASU and abroad.

Love Data Week 2024

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Feb 12-16, 2024 – My Kind of Data!

Love Data Week is an international event involving libraries, data centers, social media, and research institutions. The week is designed to highlight key resources available to ASU researchers. It is also a time to focus on best practices for managing, protecting, preserving, and publishing your data. The Research Data Management teams at Knowledge Enterprise and the Library will share resource information, tips for data management, and activities designed to help you ensure your data feels loved!

Learn more at ASU Love Data Week!

Research Data Sharing and Management Support

Diagram of the research data lifecycle

Research data is the recorded factual material commonly accepted in the scientific community as necessary to validate research findings. Research Data Management is the organization, management, publication and preservation of research products.

The ASU Library provides support for data management planning and sharing, open access and open data publishing, copyright and rights management which foster reproducible and responsible research as part of ASU's Research Data Management support structure.

This guide provides several resources (links located in the left-hand menu) including:

  • Current information regarding Federal Policies
  • How to get ASU Library Researcher Support 
  • Directory of ASU Services for Data Services
  • Information on data sharing requirements for National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, and National Endowment for the Humanities.
  • Guidance on best practices for managing, sharing, and citing research data.
  • Directory of discipline-specific repositories for research data
  • Suggested Readings

The links located on the the left navigation panel, also provide more information to help:

With data as with pizza, it’s considered good manners to share. Whereas pizza sharing is a private affair, data sharing is how good citizens of science give collaborators and strangers access to results generated mainly or entirely with public funds.

Marx, V. To share is to be a scientist. Nat Methods (2023). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41592-023-01927-7

Federal Policies

ASU Library Researcher Support

Research Data Sharing and Management is supported by ASU Library Researcher Support

We connect researchers with experts and resources from the ASU Library to assist you with all of your research and publishing needs. Researcher Support offers guidance across the research lifecycle, everything from planning to data storage, in an effort to maximize the quality, productivity and accessibility of ASU research.

Our team provides support for data management planning, open access and open data publishing, copyright and rights management and more. We have experts and resources in assessing your information need, identifying partnerships,  evaluating publications and author agreements, fulfill grant requirements, provide access to primary resources, and preserving and archiving your work.

Contact us for help with your project and publishing your research data

ASU Services

Additional Information

Data Sharing Requirements

Once you know your policy, you can also check out our guidance on finding a research data repositories.

Check our data management plan (DMP) checklist to help you get started.

Best Practice

Repositories

Suggested Readings

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