Research Data Management at UoC
Research data are [...] understood as data resulting from a scientific project, e. g. through source research, experiments, measurements, surveys or interviews.
Research data management refers to the handling of this data (also: primary research data) over the entire data life cycle. This ranges from the collection, evaluation, (further) processing to archiving and, if possible, publication and reuse of the same.
Sustainable research data management requires new processes and competencies in research and teaching. The Cologne Competence Center for Research Data Management (C3RDM) bundles the expertise on campus and offers numerous information services in order to provide scientists at the University of Cologne with comprehensive support in research data management.
In addition to events and individual consulting offers by the C³RDM-Team, the guideline on the handling of research data at the UoC provides you with a first orientation for you and your working group.
News
30Jan 2020
"Sorbonne declaration" on the rights of research data
The world's largest universities are committed to opening up research data and demanding a legal framework and resources.
09Dec 2019
Sciebo Cloud now available for UoC students
Students of the UoC can now use 30 GB of storage space in the free non-profit cloud service Sciebo.
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