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Research data management (RDM) refers to the organisation, storage and preservation of data created during a research project. For guidance on planning, day-to-day processes and archiving and sharing, email the RDM team.
ARC is UCL's research, innovation and service centre for the digital tools, practices and systems that enable science and scholarship.
The UK Data Service offers comprehensive learning resources, training events and on-demand webinars related to several innovative aspects of data-intensive social science research. Whether you’re a new undergraduate or a veteran data analyst, there’s likely to be training or best practice guidance you’ll find useful.
From understanding more about how to use large national surveys, Census or qualitative data, through to numerous innovations, including those in modelling, simulation, big data, web-scraping, social media and more, they enable researchers at every level to access, manage and explore data:
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