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Do you have a long-term home for your research data? Somewhere it can be persistently accessed so that other researchers can replicate your research or to comply with journal or funder requirements? There are many options out there, but we're here to help you narrow it down. This short workshop runs through MIT Libraries' recommendations for data repositories, as well as some of the main characteristics to consider as you decide where your data should be made available. This short workshop will be over Zoom and the link will be emailed to participants.

Date:
Friday, May 2, 2025
Time:
10:30am - 11:00am

Registration is required. There are 48 seats available.

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Amy Nurnberger
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Ece Turnator

Humanities and Digital Scholarship Librarian

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Sabrina Brown

Librarian for Biology, Biological Engineering, and Brain & Cognitive Sciences

Research Data Management Services 

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Phoebe Ayers

Librarian for EECS, IDSS, and Math

Research Data Management Services

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