To contemplate how data should be managed early on, can save a lot of time and make the research process go smoother. A Data Management Plan (DMP) will help you structure your thoughts regarding data management issues and the costs involved. Data Management Plan How will you structure your data? How will you deal with versioning? Is there any specific software or tools that you will need, or that

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Working with data in a structured way may faciliate a smoother process during the project, as well as making archiving, and potentially making the data available, easier. Is the data management plan possible to follow through? If not, see if adjustments can be made so that it works as a support tool throughout the project. Your data management plan During the project, personal information needs to

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When the project is nearing completion, you need to decide how your data is to be managed in the future. Are there any specific requirements from funders or other parties, as to how data should be made available or archived? How will you go about meeting these requirements? According to Swedish law, research data must be archived, read more at Archiving Research Data. Archiving Research Data If yo

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This page provides a summary of some of the key rules and regulation that fall under the responsibility of the deans and heads of departments concerning research data. Ownership of dataResearch data in general belongs to the university rather than the individual researcher. In collaborative projects with other universities, it is vital to ensure that ownership of data is clear. In international co

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Data management is a part of the research process. You may need to consider several different aspects in advance of, during and after your project. Here, we have gathered information about some of the issues you may need to take into consideration when managing your research data. You will also find links to useful resources and services. Topics covered here include organising data, sharing data a

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A data management plan (DMP) helps you manage your data, in terms of organisation, storage and preservation. Taking the time to write a good DMP gives you an opportunity to think through many of the issues covered in this guide, and usually saves time and effort later on in the process.Increasingly, funders require a DMP as part of the application for research funding. As of 2017, a DMP is require

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If your research involves humans, personal data or animal experiments, you may need an ethical permission. More information regarding when ethical permission is needed and how to apply for an ethical review can be found on the Lund University website about research ethics and on the homepage of the Swedish Ethical Review Authority (only in Swedish). The Lund University website about ethical review

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Opening Hours Check out our opening hours Find the library Please pay us a visit! Quick links  Library catalogue LUBcatSearch in LUBsearchCopying, scanning and printing Contact E-mail:info [at] sambib [dot] lu [dot] sePhone: 046-222 09 90 New student? Everything you need to know to start using the library. Study spaces and group rooms at Sambib Do you have reading difficulties? We do our best to s

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Adapted course textsAre you student at Social Sciences Faculty with a reading disability - due to for example dyslexia, vision impairment or adhd? If so, you can get help at the library with obtaining adapted course texts, such as talking books. Talking books are produced by the Swedish Agency for Accessible Media, MTM, and registered in their catalogue, Legimus, where you can search for and downl

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Data that contains personal information has to be handled according to certain regulations. Note that: all handling of personal data must be registered in Personal Data Lund University (PULU). Register in Personal Data Lund University (PULU) informed consent is usually a requirement when you collect personal data. Read about personal data and data protection at Lund University Staff Pages data tha

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Structure your data to make it easier to find and use, both during, and after the project. The process does not necessarily need to be too elaborate, and there is usually a viable option involving a straightforward method. However, giving consideration to how the material should be organised can save time and effort in the long run. Name your files according to an intuitive and/or well-thought-out

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Researchers at Lund University are offered different data storage solutions depending on the respective faculty. Talk to the research support at the library if you are unsure about where and how to best store your data. How to proceed as a researcher at the Social Sciences Faculty at Lund University?If my data does not contain personal data or other sensitive data:Use the server solution or other

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Files that are created and saved in formats generated by specific software applications can in some cases, only be opened/used by those particular applications. In such cases, the usability of data and other research material is thereby limited. Original files that are to be archived or shared, need to be supplemented with versions in persistent formats. If you, for example, want to archive spread

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The libraries’ shared search engine LUBsearch is a collective entry point to all the libraries’ joint resources. Through a single search field, you can find articles, journals, doctoral theses and books. If you are outside the University campus, log in with your student or LU account to access the full texts. You will find our subject-specific databases via Databases A–Z. Through ePublications you

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Managing data involves time and costs, which need to be considered when budgeting for the project. Examples of costs:Time (managing, cleaning and coding the data)Software (costs for purchase or licence/year, start-up costs)Staff (data manager for the project, research engineer for programming)Safe storage (server space, safety cabinets)Ethical review applicationIf your project involves building, f

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According to Swedish law, research data must be archived by the university. At Lund University, the Records Management and Archives Office works to support archiving for researchers and faculties. When it comes to archiving there are guidelines on storage and transfer at the University Archives. These guidelines differ as for physical and electronic material, read more on the Staff pages archiving

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How can you share or reuse your data, and with whom? Sharing data There are a number of different ways and different services that can be used to share data. Which service is most suitable depends on what kind of data you have, and how you want to make the data available. Some services to consider: subject-specific services, such as the Corpus server at the Humanities Lab, look for more repositori

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If you are interested in finding material of a particular type, such as books, daily newspapers or doctoral theses, you can choose to search by material type. Contact E-mail: info [at] sambib [dot] lu [dot] sePhone: 046-222 09 90 LUBsearch Search both printed and electronical material, available at Lund University, at one place! Libris Search for literature in our national library catalogue! LUBca

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The libraries' catalogue LUBcat is the shared catalogue for the libraries at Lund University. In LUBcat, you can find printed material, such as books and journals, as well as e-books that the Lund university Libraries have access to. You can also see at which library, and on which shelf, the material is located, as well as whether it is available. When logged in, you can also view your loans, queu

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To search for articles and journals, you can use several different services, which provide either the material in full text or a reference to an article in a printed journal.   Electronic journals Use LUBsearch to search for articles. If you are looking for a specific journal, you can search in LUBcat to get a link to the journal’s website. You can also find the electronic journals in the ePublica

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