The Research Data Stewardship Program (RDSP) is an annual training program to provide early-career researchers with the knowledge and skills to be effective data stewards.
This Spring-semester program focuses on training, promotion and advocacy for reproducible research, better research data management practices and planning, and FAIR data principles. Open to all disciplines and research areas.
Feel empowered to be champions for open research!
Program topics
- Introduction to data management
- Organizing and formats
- Documentation and metadata
- Data storage and security
- Data publishing
Benefits of participating
- Learn to manage your data effectively
- Connect with and learn from other people interested in data stewardship from all over campus
- Increase the impact of your research by knowing how to effectively showcase your data
- Expand and develop transferable research data skills
- Receive a virtual binder of program resources via the Open Science Framework
- Be invited to annual program events and to become a Data Mentor for future program years
Our next program will be held in Spring 2025!
Organizers
Organized by Princeton University Library’s Princeton Research Data Service, Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering, and Research Computing.