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Managing your research data – a progress update
As you will already be aware, in 2024 we undertook a major, multi-phased project to redevelop our University research information system (CRIS), our institutional repository (CERES) and our research data management software (CORD). The ultimate ...
CORD is now live in the new Cranfield Repository (CERES)!
Last Wednesday, 3 July, we launched a new joint platform for our CORD and CERES systems. It will enable us to manage and share Cranfield’s research data and publications in one place. The fresh, modern ...
It’s Love Data Week next week!: 13-17 February
It's that time of year when we celebrate ICPSR’s International Love Data Week. This year the theme is "Data: Agent of Change”. We'll once again be celebrating with a series of tweets on topics related ...
CORD best practice #6 – publishing citable reports
I’ve already highlighted a variety of great uses of CORD, Cranfield’s repository for data and other supporting research outputs. But it seems Cranfield researchers have tons of good ideas on how to use it, so ...
CORD best practice #5 – documenting workshops
Continuing my blog series where I talk about my favourite items on our data repository, this time I've chosen an item that groups together several files on 'End-to-end experiments personalised beverages design', at https://doi.org/10.17862/cranfield.rd.7837817, from ...
CORD best practice #4 – presenting your research
The next item I've chosen to highlight best practice use of our research data repository, CORD, is https://doi.org/10.17862/cranfield.rd.5590840. It is an example of work presented at the Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium. Firstly, anyone brave ...