research data management
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 ...
Why restrict access to research data?
There are many reasons that open access to research data might be inappropriate e.g. political sensitivities, health and safety risks or agreements with commercial funders. The 'open' publication of anonymised data should be ruled out ...
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 ...
Library support for new research students
Welcome! We are very excited to welcome you to Cranfield, and we are looking forward to supporting you throughout your research degree. We are always happy to help you – all you need to do ...
Be clear about your data: always use a data availability statement
Data availability statements, also known as data access statements, are included in publications to describe where the data associated with the paper is available, and under what conditions the data can be accessed. They are ...
Reminder: UKRI’s new data availability policy
From 1 April 2022, anyone receiving UKRI funding is required to include a Data Access Statement to in-scope research articles , even where there are no data associated with the article or the data are ...