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Reusing and publishing your data lib.uts.edu.au utslibrary utslibrary

Over the next 60ish mins: Benefits of data publishing Ethical considerations Tools

Who are you, and why are you here?

Why publish your data? Funder policy Research integrity Research impact

Funder policy

Research integrity Data governance Is your research reproducible? Fake data (refer Retraction Watch) Drug trials – tamiflu (refer All Trials campaign)

Research impact Data Publication and Data Citation Data Visualisation Increased collaboration opportunities Increased citation rate Public good Reduce trauma on research participants

Ethical considerations Not just for publishing – can you reuse your own data? Sharing data can reduce burden on over-researched or outlying participants BUT need to be careful about unintended consequences or misuse Permission for data reuse can be built into consent process

Exercise and discussion

https://stash.research.uts.edu.au/ Tools for publishing https://stash.research.uts.edu.au/

Tools for publishing figshare.com http://datadryad.org/ (cost)

Questions? Helen Chan Helen.Chan@uts.edu.au lib.uts.edu.au utslibrary This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.