F.A.I.R. for one and F.A.I.R. for all- how the F.A.I.R. data initiative can help you as a researcher

Salby, Rachel

doi:10.26181/5be357cd08d97

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F.A.I.R. for one and F.A.I.R. for all- how the F.A.I.R. data initiative can help you as a researcher

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posted on 2018-11-07, 21:23 authored by Rachel SalbyRachel Salby

The F.A.I.R. data principles are a set of guidelines to make it easier to mange, use, find, share and reuse a wide range of qualitative and quantitative data. They were developed by FORCE11, an international research alliance, and first published in the Nature journal Scientific Data in 2016.

Presented as part of Open for all? Navigating open research at La Trobe and beyond event, October 23 2018

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