How to archive your research data with Borealis
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Research Data is now an established scholarly output that many journals, granting agencies, and fields require to be archived. At Laurier, faculty, grad students, and other HQP can submit their non-sensitive research data to the Library's data archive, Borealis, for long-term archiving, access, and sharing.
This webinar will introduce you to:
The Tri-Agency Research Data Management Policy
- Why data archiving and data management planning is a good thing
- Policy changes coming in 2027, and what they mean for you
- Laurier's free data archive, Borealis
- Who can use it and the kind of data we accept
- How grad students should archive their thesis data
- How to get started
By the end of the session, you will learn how to submit your valuable research data for archiving, access, and re-use.
For more information, contact Research Data Services at researchdata@wlu.ca
How to Register
Register for this webinar via MS Teams.
Audience
This webinar will benefit faculty and graduate students. You will learn how the RDM policy affects your work, and how to get your data preserved in a national data archive
Recording and Transcription
This webinar will be recorded and automatically transcribed for accessibility and playback. Participants will be reminded at the beginning of the session. Links will be provided after the webinar.
Aspire
This is webinar is part of the FGPS Aspire Program.
Accessibility Features
- Automated captioning available through MS Teams
- A recording and slidedeck will be circulated after the webinar.