Read more about the policies/ strategies and guidelines for handling research data laid down by The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU), The Norwegian Research Council, The Ministry of Education and by EU. The term "handling research data" implies what has to do with storage of data in ongoing projects, archiving data when publishing or at end of project, any data sharing and making data available.
The Norwegian Research Council and EU are currently demanding Data Management Plans (DMP) for all projects they are funding. Read more about the DMPs and how to attain basic skills in data management through Software carpentry.
Research data generated in ongoing projects must be stored on NMBU server or other approved platforms. Research data upon which scientific publications is based must be archived in national or international archives and made available where possible.
NMBU's students and researchers can now deposit their research data in the archive "NMBU Open Research Data" (Dataverse). Read more about archiving research data here.
On this page you will find more information about what to do when handling personal data in research projects. The information applies to both students and employees.
Open Science includes access to publications, data, methods and more. In this article you may find more e-learning courses and external resources within Open Science.
In this course you will learn about how to fill in a Data Management Plan, have knowledge about safe storage and archiving research data, and how you may share data with others. Gå til den norske nettsiden for kurset.
This course focuses on the Privacy Act in research and how to handle research data with personal data. In addition you will gain knowledge about how to fill in a Data Management Plan, have knowledge about safe storage and archiving research data, and how you may share data with others. Gå til den norske nettsiden for kurset.
