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Thank you to everyone who joined us for the December DataWorks! Salon to discuss developing a budget for a data management plan. We would especially like to thank our presenters, Julie Goldman, MLIS, Research Data Services Librarian at Harvard Medical School's Countway Library, and Jonathan Petters, PhD, Assistant Director of Data Management and Curation Services at Virginia Tech, who shared their expertise with us! A special thanks to Russell Poldrack, PhD, Albert Ray Lang, Professor in the Department of Psychology, and Director of the Stanford Center for Open and Reproducible Science, for moderating an excellent discussion.

In case you missed it, you can view the recording to learn about: 

• Allowable costs under the NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy 
• How to approach costs of long-term data storage
• Rules of thumb to use for budgeting time to adhere to data standards
• Common questions to guide you through the budgeting process 

Resources Shared at the Salon

Resources from Julie Goldman:

• NIH Allowable Costs for Data Management and Sharing  
• National Academies report on Life-Cycle Decisions for Biomedical Data: The Challenge of Forecasting Costs
• OpenAIRE (EU) Estimating Costs RDM Tool
• Invest 5% of Research Funds in Ensuring Data Are Reusable 
• Measuring the Time Spent on Data Curation

Resources from Jonathan Petters:

• Realities of Academic Data Sharing Initiative: Public Access Data Management and Sharing Activities-Researchers

January 12 Salon – Preparing for 2023 and DataWorks! Prize Winners

2023 is a big year for data science. Join us as we announce the winners of the DataWorks! Prize and highlight resources to help researchers prepare for the 2023 NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy. 

We will announce and celebrate the winners of the DataWorks! Prize and their achievements in data sharing and reuse to advance human health. Then, we will focus on resources and tools to help researchers advance data management and sharing in their labs. 

Hear from Susan Gregurick, PhD, Director of the Office of Data Science Strategy at the National Institutes of Health, and Frank Krause, Chief Executive Officer of FASEB. The DataWorks! Prize is a joint initiative of FASEB DataWorks! and NIH Office of Data Science Strategy. The prize includes up to $500,000 in monetary awards.

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!