Digital Science On Demand Webinars

Join our webinar on 16th May for a walk through of a dashboard that explores the various ways research is supported

The NIH's new policy takes effect on January 25, 2023. In this on demand webinar, we go through the requirements set out in the policy and our tips for how Figshare as a generalist repository can help you comply with the data management specifications for making your NIH-funded research data as open as possible and as closed as necessary. We cover how to select a repository, how to include Figshare in your data management plan, how to plan for data sharing costs, and more.

A Figshare webinar that looks ahead to the next 10 years of open data.

With speakers from Figshare, Symplectic and Loughborough University, we covered how specially created workflows and infrastructures can support REF submissions, and the benefits of having them in place.

This on demand webinar describes Figshare’s open features and also covers future aspects of Figshare that are planned as open source. Topics include community driven development, planned open source features, and free accounts for researchers around the world to further collaboration.

There are many new faces at Digital Science and this is a chance for you to know who to contact.

This on demand webinar gives an overview of the tool and its key uses and benefits. The batch management tool is for institutional administrators. It saves time for administrators and creates efficiencies within repository workflows.

This is a hands-on 60-minute on demand webinar, where we present the updated FoR codes, and show how these can be used for tracking and analyzing the research landscape of specific fields.

The National Institutes of Health new Data Management and Sharing Policy is now in effect as of January 25th, 2023. The new policy strongly encourages researchers to deposit research data in established repositories where other researchers can find and reuse the data.

Watch our Share of Voice webinar, where we discuss tackling the challenges of an expanding world and understanding who is communicating research