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Learn Data Management Fundamentals at the March Salon

Join us on March 30 at 1 pm ET for an overview of data management and sharing best practices in biological and biomedical research. This hour-long workshop will feature an overview of the key steps that you can take to manage and share your data, followed by a community conversation where the DataWorks! team can answer your data management questions.

In this webinar, we will uncover 

• NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy requirements  
• Data management fundamentals in biological and biomedical research  
• Resources and tools to support data management

This salon is great for people new to or wanting to enhance their fundamental understanding of data management and sharing best practices.

This conversation is part of the DataWorks! Salon series, which creates conversation spaces for the biological and biomedical research community to exchange ideas and design effective practices for data sharing and reuse.

Looking to Enhance Your Research? Don't Miss This Upcoming DataWorks! Event

You're Invited: DataWorks! Prize Symposium, April 25-26

On April 25-26, FASEB and NIH Office of Data Science Strategy will host a symposium to share best practices in data sharing and reuse and celebrate the achievements of DataWorks! Prize participants. The symposium will feature conversations with prize finalists about shared learnings and tactics that research teams can use to advance scientific discovery through data sharing and reuse. Register today.

This event is free to attend and will be conducted virtually.

About FASEB DataWorks!

Data are a fundamental component of the research process. Sharing that data is essential to accelerate and enhance research discoveries-key to supporting our mission of advancing health and welfare by promoting progress in the biological and biomedical sciences. 

To address researchers' concerns around openly sharing their data, we launched FASEB DataWorks!, a new initiative that brings the biological and biomedical research communities together to advance human health through data sharing and reuse.

Learn more about FASEB DataWorks!