Open access to research data and data sharing practices can help boost transparency and accountability in scientific findings
Making research data openly available is generally considered a good scientific practice. With policies mandating greater research transparency and data sharing, this practice is becoming a trend within the scientific community.
Due to the increasing importance of research data, publishers are encouraging researchers to make their data publicly available through data availability policies. However, to effectively build and manage data pipelines, it is important that better guidelines, education to manage concerns and suitable infrastructure are well in place.
Download this Whitepapers to know more about how the research community is embracing data sharing practices for research data. We take a look at:
- What is open research data, and why is it important
- How researchers are breaking down the barriers to accept data sharing
- FAIR Data and the State of open Data
- Open data sharing in the Covid-19 era and beyond