Research data management

What is research data management?
Research Data Management (RDM) is the term for the lifecycle of research data stewardship. RDM includes the processes of collecting, documenting, storing, sharing, and preserving research data.

Research Data Management helps researchers meet ethical and legal requirements of the university, funders, and legislation. It can also help increase the exposure of research outcomes.

Learn more about Research Data Management at RRU below.

RRU Research Data Management Strategy

RRU’s Research Data Management Strategy formalizes and broadens RRU’s next steps for a planned and resourced approach to research data management.

Research data management guide

Understand what RDM is, why it's important to your research process, and how RRU Library can support you.

Research software

Information about tools that assist with technical aspects of research data collection and analysis.

Circle diagram showing the iterative nature of the research data lifecycle

Would you like support with any aspect of RDM?

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