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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 ...
Example of best practice on CORD #2 – using video
The second in my series of favourite items on CORD is the video "When is CO most dangerous". It's under four minutes and summarises the initial findings on the production of CO as charcoal burns. ...
Example of best practice on CORD #1
To brighten up the return to work on a cold, grey January morning, I delivered a surprise figshare cup to Dr Robert Grabowski in SWEE: a prize for a fantastic example of best practice in ...
Choices, choices… is CORD always the right repository?
As publishers and funders increasingly require that data used in your journal articles is published and cited, you might feel a bit overwhelmed at the options for doing this. Different organisations have different practices and ...
Confused by copyright?
As researchers are increasingly expected to publish research outputs online, including data, the question of copyright and licensing often arises. Are they different, and how do they affect each other? Because they have legal implications, ...