Research data – what to keep?
Deciding what research data to keep, and why, has become a more significant focus in recent...
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Love Data Week: 10-14 February
Coinciding with Valentine’s week is Love Data Week (10-14 February), which you can follow on Twitter...
Happy birthday to CORD!
We officially launched Cranfield Online Research Data, CORD, on 23 May 2016 so it is CORD’s...
Countdown to the 10,000th item in CERES – could it be yours?
We are so close now to adding the 10,000th journal article to CERES, the publicly accessible...
Is your data FAIR?
The acronym ‘FAIR’ is being increasingly used to describe the goals of managing and sharing research...
Three things you didn’t know you could do on CORD
1. You can group your content and provide a link to a whole set of items....
A year of success – happy birthday CORD!
You may have happy memories of our launch party one year ago, when Cranfield Online Research...
The biggest lie on the internet
It is said that the biggest lie on the internet is “I have read and understood...
STEPs to working ethically with social media data
Social media posts can be an appealing source of data for researchers to analyse, such as...
But how will people find my data?
Researchers are now growing used to the increase in funder and publisher policies requiring them to...