16th Research Data Roundtable
Supporting Researchers with Data Management Plans
Wednesday, December 14th 2022
Join us online the afternoon of Wednesday December 14, 2022 for the 16th Research Data Roundtable, sponsored by the ACRL/NEC Research Data Services Interest Group (RDSIG). This event will feature a presentation from the providers of the DMPTool at the University of California Curation Center (UC3). The DMPTool is a free online application that helps researchers create data management plans that comply with funder requirements. They will also discuss how the DMPTool will support the new NIH Data Management and Sharing Plan taking effect in January 2023. We will also have presentations featuring Megan Potterbusch, Research Data Steward of the Harvard Kennedy School and Julie Goldman from the Harvard Library Research Data Management Program on their experiences with the DMPTool. After the presentations we will have a Roundtable where attendees can engage with the content and share their own experiences or aspirations.
Speakers:
- Maria Praetzellis, California Digital Library. Maria is Product Manager for CDL’s research data management initiatives including DMPTool, theSupport Your Data resource, and the NSF-funded machine-actionable DMP grant project.
- Megan Potterbusch, Research Data Steward for the Harvard Kennedy School and formerly Data Services Librarian for George Washington University, has focused her career in research data management. In her current role, she provides research data management consultations, data safety training, and guides researchers through the Harvard Data Safety research compliance process. She received her Master of Library and Information Science from Simmons College and has particular interests in finding ways to increase the research benefits of administrative tasks such as writing data management plans and infrastructure development and cultural shifts that support the ethical implementation of FAIR Data Principles.
- Julie Goldman, BS, MLIS, is the Countway Research Data Services Librarian with the Harvard Library. Julie collaborates with members of the Harvard Library community on delivering data services across all stages of the data lifecycle. At Countway Library, she works closely with an extensive network of professionals invested in data management and open science to develop and deliver services for students and researchers around the Longwood Medical Campus. Julie is an ambassador for the Open Science Framework, protocols.io, and Library Carpentry. She is also the Managing Editor for the Journal of eScience Librarianship.
Agenda:
1:00-1:05 Welcome
1:05-2:00 DMPTool speakers & questions
2:00-2:10 Break
2:10-3:10 Harvard Library and Harvard Kennedy School speakers
3:10-3:15 break
3:15-4:00 Roundtable discussion
4:00-4:15 Report out and wrap-up