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SUMMARY:Research Data Alliance Plenary 27
DESCRIPTION:Registration is now open for the RDA Plenary 27! Early Bird rates end 27 August\, but tickets are continuously available. Register now https://www.rd-alliance.org/plenaries/p27/registration-p27/  \nRDA’s 27th Plenary is coming to London on 6-8 October 2026. Three days bringing together researchers\, data scientists and infrastructure builders from around the world. Whether you’re new to RDA or a long-time member\, first-time plenary attendee or a familiar face\, there’s a place for you here.  \nThe plenary’s theme: shaping a global open research commons\, a stronger\, more connected\, more sustainable open research ecosystem for how research data gets managed\, shared and reused.  \nAcross three days of sessions\, work that stalled years ago is restarting\, and topics never discussed before are finally getting their moment. Programme sessions are grouped by theme\, making it easy to find what interests you.  \nTo help you see what’s on offer\, the entire programme has been broken down day by day. And for the first time at the RDA Plenary\, 13 researchers will pitch new ideas in search of collaborators. Catch it all here.   \nWant the full picture first? Browse the complete summary of every session here.  \nThe Research Data Alliance (RDA) is a global community organization started in 2013 by the European Commission\, the US National Science Foundation and National Institute of Standards and Technology\, and the Australian Department of Innovation. Its goal is to enable the sharing and re-use of data by enabling knowledge exchange. The RDA vision is for invested stakeholders to openly share and reuse data across technologies\, disciplines\, and countries to address the grand challenges of society.   \nThe RDA consists of working groups and interest groups\, each of which focus on different challenges in supporting the sharing and re-use of data.
URL:https://casdar.ac.uk/event/research-data-alliance-plenary-27/
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SUMMARY:UKRN: Open Research: moving from individual recommendations to coordinated action – part 1
DESCRIPTION:This is the first of a six-part online programme\, bringing together funders\, publishers\, infrastructure providers\, researchers\, and research professionals to drive coordinated cross-sector action and make open research a reality in the UK. \nSee the full programme here: Open Research Webinars 2026-27 \nThis session explores research data planning and review\, focusing on the upstream practices that shape how research data and materials are managed\, shared\, and reused across the research lifecycle. Using the recent Sustainable and TrAnsparent Research data (STAR) Study Report as a starting point\, this session will bring together perspectives from across the sector to reflect on the report’s recommendations\, paying particular attention to its concluding recommendation on the need for formalised open research review mechanisms. \nParticipants and attendees will be invited to consider the barriers to and enablers of the practical adoption and implementation of the report’s recommendations\, and identify where coordinated action has the greatest potential to make open research the norm rather than the exception. The session will also look ahead to the rest of the programme\, connecting planning and review with themes including FAIR data and repositories\, open research monitoring and indicators\, skills and capability development\, and incentives and recognition\, setting the agenda for the collaborative work to follow. \nHosted by University of Sheffield. \nThere will be subsequent webinars in November\, December\, January\, February and March\, so watch this space!
URL:https://casdar.ac.uk/event/ukrn-open-research-moving-from-individual-recommendations-to-coordinated-action-part-1/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Project Partner Events
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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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