Tento webinář proběhe v angličtině. / This webinar is held in english.
Annotation
Data management and data management planning (DMP) are now essential aspects of everyday research practice. As we move further into the era of Open Science (OS), it is increasingly important to adopt sustainable approaches to managing research data. This seminar will explore practical ways to strengthen team engagement and prepare for funder requirements such as data management plans. We will also discuss how fostering good data management practices can benefit managers, supervisors, and principal investigators (PIs) by creating efficient, transparent research environments that save both time and resources.
Benefits for attendees, what they will learn
Participants will gain an understanding of how effective data management can enhance the efficiency and success of their projects and teams. They will also receive guidance on engaging their teams proactively, emphasizing the value of data management not merely for reporting purposes, but as a strategic tool that contributes to the overall quality and impact of research.
Level
Beginner, intermediate
Language
English
Prerequisites
The participants preferably will be aware of the basic principles of open science. It is good if they are aware of the data management requirements for their projects so they can connect the information they will hear to their real use-cases.
Tutors
Georgia Koutentaki, MEng.
Georgia Koutentaki, MEng., is a chemical engineer from Greece currently holding the position of the data steward for STEM disciplines within the National Repository Platform of the Czech Republic, operating under the Faculty of Information Technology (FIT) at the Czech Technical University in Prague. At the same time, she acts as the data steward at the University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague (UCT Prague) as part of UCT’s data stewards support team. She is finalizing her PhD in Chemical and Process Engineering at UCT Prague, working in the Bioengineering and Advanced Materials Laboratory. Georgia is actively involved in both national and international initiatives that promote good scientific practices and open science. She is also a member of the Czech Data Steward Community and the founder of its STEM sub-community.
