Feb 9

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10:00 – 11:00 FAIR data and how to check fairness of your data Zoom link In this webinar DeiC introduces you to the FAIR principles and make data reproducible Hanna Mihai, and Sandra Boerman DeiC
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12:00 – 13:00 Supporting good research management practices with Electronic Lab Notebooks Zoom link The paper lab notebook has been the trusted companion of research laboratories for generations. But many research organisations are moving towards a more efficient solution to document experiments: the Electronic Lab Notebook. ELNs can save time, facilitate collaboration, enhance data integrity and reproducibility, and protect against data loss. Join us in this webinar to learn all about ELNs and how they are supporting good research management practices at Aalto University and NTNU. Srikar Yadala (NTNU); Lara Ejtehadian (Aalto)
Speaker bio: Lara Ejtehadian is a Research Information Specialist and a System Admin for ELNs at Aalto University. Aalto University uses two ELNs: Aalto Electronic Laboratory Notebook (based on the open-source platform eLabFTW; and Aalto Materials Digitalization Platform (a custom-built system). These ELN platforms, including their features and benefits in facilitating research data management, will be presented. Srikar Yadala...
14:00 – 14:45 Where will my data end up? Selecting a high quality repository for the data underlying your published results Zoom link There are numerous data repositories where you can deposit research data - In this session you can learn more on how to select a good repository. Introducing the audience to factors to consider when selecting a suitable repository to deposit data as a part of a trustworthy research practice -and increase the impact of your research as well. Some examples of research data from KTH data repository , Zenodo and the Swedish researchdata.se portal will be shown. Rosa Lönneborg
Speaker bio: Rosa works as the research data coordinator at KTH with a background in life science research and informatics, and is part of a small team managing the institutional repository at KTH

Feb 10

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11:00 – 12:00 Visualize your research data Zoom link Do you want to improve the figures of your next article or presentation? Welcome to a seminar on how to visualize different types of research data in various contexts. A picture is worth a thousand words, but how do you best communicate your results visually? Welcome to a workshop where we go through what to consider when visualizing data and research results. We will go through both graphical aspects of data visualization and how to reason about colour choice, layout and choice of charts and graphs. During the workshop we will focus on visualization of different types of quantitative data and how to use data visualization both as an analysis tool and as a communication tool in different contexts. Mattias Vesterlund (KTH)
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13:00 – 13:30 BRIGHT Data Catalog - Developing A Research Data Management Infrastructure Zoom link I will share my experiences and opinions to solutions that we at BIRGHT trying to turn scattered research data into a coherent and well-governed asset. I will share our strategies for integrations of lab data, computational analyses, lab data and DMP. This presentation aims to stimuate discussions for architectural choices, lessons learned, and common pitfalls when building an end-to-end research data management infrastructure. Ding He
Speaker bio: Ding is trained as researcher with a diverse background in biological science and bioinformatics. He is currently working as Research Data Steward at BRIGHT, DTU Denmark.
14:00 – 14:30 Where's the data to your article? Learn how to prepare a Data Availability Statement Zoom link Get an introduction to publishing data with Figshare that is a generalist repository service. The data repository of DTU, DTU Data, is part of the Figshare platform and will be used as example. Discover how the repository can be used for different data types and how to prepare supplementary data to be published with your articles. Jitka Stilund Hansen
Speaker bio: Jitka works with research data management at DTU Library and is part of a small team managing the institutional data repository. She has a background in biology and health science.

Feb 11

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12:00 – 12:50 Introduction to OpenRefine Zoom link OpenRefine is a powerful free, open source application for cleaning up messy data and transform the dataset into other formats. This webinar will inspire you to get started with OpenRefine. DTU researchers can book Jeannette for a workshop on Thursday 12 on a first-come-first-serve basis. This introduction is open to everyone. Jeannette Ekstrøm
Speaker bio: Jeannette works with research support and teaching both student and researchers with methods for literature searching, litterature review, using Generative AI as supplement for their workflow and also Reference Management and more. She has taken a Library Carpentry certification in OpenRefine

Feb 12

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All day Where is the Data Day Event page A Nordic-wide reflection and cleanup day dedicated to improving research data practices. Research groups across the Nordics are invited to pause, review, and improve how their data is planned, stored, documented, and preserved. The day encourages activities such as creating or updating data management plans, improving reproducibility workflows, documenting processes, or preparing datasets for publication. Participants can use the RDM Checklist and explore presentations and workshops offered during Love Data Week to inspire their work. A follow-up drop‑in session will be held on Friday for anyone wishing to share experiences or ask questions. Nordic Love Data Week Team

Feb 13

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10:30 – 12:00 Wrap up session and data demo party Zoom link A drop‑in session for anyone who wants to share experiences, show examples of your lovely data, ask questions, or simply talk about how their “Where’s the Data Day” went. We promise to be amazed and cheer at anyone who feels comfortable enough to share their work with their data!! And we're very grateful for all kinds of feedback from participants Rosa Lönneborg
Speaker bio: Rosa Lönneborg will make an effort of being the friendly host (and preferably as many of you who wants to join)