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SUMMARY:CaSDaR Data Stewardship Training #5 - Data Selection and Preservation
DESCRIPTION:Overview\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nJoin us for the fifth session in the CaSDaR Data Stewardship Training series\, where we turn our attention to two deeply interconnected pillars of responsible data stewardship: data selection and long-term preservation. \nIn an era of ever-growing data volumes\, knowing what to keep\, how to keep it\, and for how long is one of the most consequential decisions a data steward can make. Poor selection and preservation practices put research outputs at risk of being lost\, inaccessible\, or unusable over time — undermining both the scientific record and the investment made in collecting the data in the first place. \nThis session will equip you with the frameworks\, tools\, and practical judgment needed to make sound decisions about data selection and to implement robust preservation strategies that stand the test of time. \nThis training session will be run by Digital Curation Centre (DCC). \nWhat You’ll Learn\nBy the end of this session\, you will be able to: \n\nApply structured criteria for selecting which data and research objects should be retained\, archived\, or disposed of\nUnderstand the key principles and standards underpinning long-term digital preservation\nAssess the risks to data longevity and put mitigation strategies in place
URL:https://casdar.ac.uk/event/casdar-data-stewardship-training-5-data-selection-and-preservation/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:CaSDaR's Data Steward Stories: Stewarding data as a team
DESCRIPTION:The Research Data team at the University of Southampton describe how their roles complement each other \n\n\n\nEffective research data stewardship is essential for any research-performing organisation\, yet expecting a single individual to carry responsibility for every aspect of data stewardship is neither realistic nor sustainable. Successful data stewardship depends on collaboration\, bringing together a range of expertise\, perspectives\, and skills. In this 75-minute edition of the Data Steward Stories webinar series\, we will shine a spotlight on a team who supports research data stewardship within a large institution through collaborative working. \nThe Research Data Management team at the Hartley Library\, University of Southampton\, supports researchers throughout the data lifecycle\, from planning data collection and enabling data reuse to advising on storage\, curation\, and long-term preservation. The team also delivers training and helps shape institutional policy. Each member brings a distinct set of responsibilities and expertise from varied disciplinary and professional backgrounds\, creating a high-quality service for students and staff. \nThe team\, covering roles from Head of Research Data Management and IP\, to Research Librarian\, to Principal Library Assistant\, will describe how their activities compliment each other to support the researchers at the university. \nMore about our speakers: \n\nIsobel Stark is Head of Research Data & Intellectual Property at the University of Southampton Library\, where she leads services supporting research data management\, copyright\, intellectual property\, theses\, and wider researcher engagement activities. She has worked in academic libraries throughout her career\, with previous roles at Manchester Metropolitan University\, The Open University\, the University of Bath\, and UKOLN. At Southampton since 2005\, she has played a key role in developing research data support and open research practices. Isobel is also a co-investigator on the Careers and Skills for Data-driven Research (CaSDaR) Network+\, helping to advance the recognition and professional development of data stewards across the UK.\nLorrayne Smith has worked in information management throughout her career. She started as a Media Librarian at The Guardian and ITN\, where she catalogued and archived news footage and print materials. She later joined the University of Southampton to work on digital asset management for MOOCs before moving into the Library’s cataloguing team. Now an Engagement Librarian specialising in research data and bibliometrics\, she enjoys helping researchers understand their responsibilities and ensuring their research outputs and data are discoverable\, accessible\, and effectively described for future use. She is particularly interested in improving discoverability and supporting good research practice.\nDr Anna Korzeniowska is an Engagement Librarian at the University of Southampton\, where she works as part of Research Data and Open Research & Publication Practice teams. Anna’s route into working with data has not been linear. Her past jobs include\, amongst others\, teaching\, dog training\, pet behaviour counselling\, and project management. Anna holds a PhD in Comparative Psychology from the University of Sussex\, where she studied multimodal perception in domestic dogs. Since obtaining her PhD\, Anna has worked as Open Research coordinator at the University of Surrey\, Research Culture Project Manager at the University of Southampton and Research Culture Manager at eLife\, a life sciences journal. She also volunteers as project coordinator and committee member for open science and data management for ManyDogs\, a multi lab collaboration researching domestic dog behaviour and cognition.\nJoseph Hand has a background in Zoology and is a Principal Library Assistant within the Research Data & Intellectual Property team at the University of Southampton Library. He contributes to research data management services and supports workflows relating to research outputs.\n\nTune in to found out more about their roles and how their backgrounds support their work as data stewards.
URL:https://casdar.ac.uk/event/casdars-data-steward-stories-stewarding-data-as-a-team/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:CaSDaR Events,Data Steward Stories
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SUMMARY:CaSDaR's Hybrid Data Steward Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:Registration\nSIGN UP HERE \nOverview\nThis hybrid conference organised by Careers and Skills for Data-driven Research (CaSDaR) brings together the growing data stewardship community to share progress\, showcase impact\, and shape the next phase of activity. This event is fully hybrid\, so all sessions will be available online and in-person at The Midland Hotel\, Manchester \nAs the volume and complexity of research data continues to increase\, the need for skilled Data Stewards remains critical. Over the past year\, CaSDaR has been working to strengthen recognition of the role\, support professional development\, and build a connected UK-wide community. This residential conference provides an opportunity to reflect on progress and contribute to what comes next. \nDay one will focus on data stewardship in practice whereas Day two will highlight CaSDaR’s activities to date and allow delegates to have an impact in CaSDaR’s future plans and deliverables through engaging in parallel breakout sessions. There will of course also be the opportunity to meet Cassie and grab some of her swag! \nWho should attend and why?\nThis conference is suitable for people who are interested in Data Stewardship\, practitioners such as librarians\, archivists\, technicians\, researchers who are interested in moving into the role\, and decision makers who are interested in how they can support the development of Data Stewardship at their organisation. Attendance at CaSDaR’s conference will promote: \n\n\n\n\n\n\nNetworking – this is crucial in Data Stewardship roles where often the responsibilities are dispersed across roles or concentrated in one individual without a clear remit;\nKnowledge exchange – day one of the conference is highlighting disciplinary and organisational expamples of best practice in Data Stewardship; attendance will allow individuals to discuss these examples in more detail and make connections to support personal and organisational development;\nShare the results of any work – we are accepting applications to present your work as either a lightning talk or a poster;\nUnderstanding the funding landscape – in November 2025\, CaSDAR released its first round of funding. Throughout this conference\, we will share information about this process as well as invite talks from successful applicants in preparation for the release of the second round of CaSDaR’s funding; and\nInforming the future directions of CaSDaR – day two of the conference will involve five parallel hybrid breakout session to inform the future direction of CaSDaR in the areas of its key deliverables. Engaging in these will allow individuals to influence the outcomes of these sessions and shape the future of CaSDaR.\n\nLightning talks and poster presentations\nWe are keen to showcase the ongoing work of people involved in Data Stewardship so we would like to encourage people to apply to give a lightning talk or a poster on day one of the conference (17th November 2026). Fill in this form to apply to present a lightning talk and fill in this form to apply to present a poster. The deadline to register to present a lightning talk or a poster is the 19th October 2026 with final decisions released on the 23rd October 2026. \nBursaries\nIf you would be interested in applying for bursaries to cover the costs of travel and accommodation\, then please fill out this form. Our bursaries were undersubscribed last year and we are really keen to support attendance of practitioners\, such as librarians\, archivists\, data managers\, and technical staff. We will handle all of the administration of booking – all you need to let us know are your requirements. The deadline for applications is the 26th October 2026. \nFull Agenda\nA full conference programme can be downloaded here \n\n\n\nDay One: 17th November 2026\, The Midland Hotel and online\n\n\n\n\nTime\nSession\nLocation\n\n\n10:30-11:00\nCoffee & registration\nTrafford Suite/Octagon\n\n\n11:00-11:10\nHousekeeping & Introduction to CaSDaR\nTrafford Suite\n\n\n11:10-11:55\nKeynote – Mijke Jetten (Health RI)\n\n\n11:55-12:10\nPoster Presentations\n\n\n12:10-12:40\nPoster session\n\n\n12:40-13:25\nLunch & Networking\nRestaurant\n\n\n13:25-15:05\nDisciplinary examples of Data Stewardship: Slava Tykhonov (CoData)\, Ramiro Bravo (University of Manchester)\, Rob Cubey (RBG Edinburgh)\, Ilkay Holt and Revekka Kelefea (British Library)\, Ben Thomas (HDR-UK)\nTrafford Suite\n\n\n15:05-15:25\nCoffee Break & networking\nTrafford Suite/Octagon\n\n\n15:25-15:45\nNikki Osborne (UKRN)\nTrafford Suite\n\n\n15:45-17:00\nLightning Talks: Elizabeth Newbold (STFC)\, Robert Andrews (ELIXIR-UK)\, Nina Lewin (Oxford Brookes University)\, Nicki Clarkson (University of Southampton)\, Vanessa Higgins (University of Manchester)\, Sarah Trinder (University of Warwick)\, Stephen Fox (University of Glasgow)\, Saskia Lawson-Tovey (University of Manchester)\, Phil Reed (University of Manchester)\, Jakub Jirka (Fair Wizard)\, Nikolaos Voulgaris (University of Osaka)\, Giulia Caldoni (University of Bologna)\n\n\n17:00-17:15\nWrap Up\n\n\n17:15-17:45\nBreak for check-in\n\n\n\n17:45-18:45\nDrinks Reception\nstyle=”border-width:1px; border-style:solid; border-color:#ffffff”Octagon\n\n\n18:45-21:45\nDinner\nTrafford Suite\n\n\nDay Two: 18th November 2026\, The Midland Hotel and online\n\n\nTime\nSession\nLocation\n\n\n09:00-09:30\nCoffee & pastries\nTrafford Suite/Octagon\n\n\n09:30-09:40\nWelcome back & Housekeeping\nTrafford Suite\n\n\n09:40-10:00\nAnalysis of the First Funding Call: Louise Saul\n\n\n10:00-11:00\nPresentations from the 70K Projects\n\n\n11:00-11:30\nCoffee Break\, Networking & Posters\nTrafford Suite/Octagon\n\n\n11:30-12:00\nPanel from the 5K Projects\nTrafford Suite\n\n\n12:00-12:10\nIntroducing Breakout sessions\n\n\n12:10-13:00\nLunch & Networking\nTrafford Suite/Octagon\n\n\n13:00-14:30\nBreakout Sessions to inform CaSDaR’s direction: Funding\nTrafford Suite (Subject to change)\n\n\nBreakout Sessions to inform CaSDaR’s direction: Data Steward Association\nRolls Suite (Subject to change)\n\n\nBreakout Sessions to inform CaSDaR’s direction: Skills development\nRoyce Suite (Subject to change)\n\n\nBreakout Sessions to inform CaSDaR’s direction: Career development\nFairclough Suite (Subject to change)\n\n\nBreakout Sessions to inform CaSDaR’s direction: Community and events\nHoughton Suite (Subject to change)\n\n\n14:30-14:45\nClosing Remarks & Announcing the winners of the Cassie Competition\nTrafford Suite\n\n\n\nTravel to the Venue\nThe Midland Hotel is located on Peter Street in Central Manchester\, approximately half a mile from Manchester Piccadilly train station\, postcode M60 2DS  and What3Words ///obey.froth.forest \nThere is a free metroshuttle that links up major attractions in the city centre; for more information see here. \nThe hotel has an accessible entrance with ramps to the left and right of the entrance respectively. \nFor those arriving by car\, parking arrangements can be found here. \nAbout CaSDaR\nThe Careers and Skills for Data driven Research (CaSDaR) initiative is a 4-year UKRI funded project which aims to to define the role of Data Stewards within the UK research landscape and advocate for their recognition and representation across organisations. \nWe plan to complete these goals by connecting existing networks that support and elevate Data Stewardship in the UK\, coordinate with international networks to ensure that activities for Data Stewards in the UK remains in line with global progress in this area\, and to provide funding for case studies that demonstrate the crucial role that Data Stewards play in the continued development of the UK research ecosystem. \nIf you would like to hear more then please check our website\, join the CaSDaR mailing list to keep up to date\, follow us on LinkedIn\, and email casdar@soton.ac.uk for more details. \n\n\n\n 
URL:https://casdar.ac.uk/event/casdars-hybrid-data-steward-conference-2026/
LOCATION:The Midland Hotel\, 16 Peter Street\, Manchester\, M60 2DS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:CaSDaR Events,Conferences,Knowledge Exchange
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