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New developments and what you can do in CORD – Webinar, 15 June
Does CORD track downloads, views, and citations? Can items on CORD be embargoed? Can a user change the publication date for an item? Does CORD allow 'metadata only' items? Can you upload files through an ...
CORD turns five!
We officially launched Cranfield Online Research Data (CORD) on 24 May 2016, so it's CORD’s 5th birthday today! CORD has passed several significant milestones over the last five years, with more than 1000 research data ...
Is the title of your item on CORD reducing its impact?
We’re trying to improve metadata quality on CORD so that your research becomes more Findable (in line with the FAIR principles) and in theory, has more impact! One of the main problems is that authors ...
500th University research data item now published!
We have two reasons to celebrate today. Firstly, we recently uploaded the 500th record to Cranfield's Online Research Data Repository, CORD, and secondly, the system officially launched on 23 May 2016 so it's CORD’s fourth ...
Love Data Week: 10-14 February
Coinciding with Valentine’s week is Love Data Week (10-14 February), which you can follow on Twitter with the hashtag #LoveData20. Love Data Week encourages researchers to think about how they look after their data, and ...
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 ...