I blogged in February about how my Library won a DataWorks! prize for our data reuse recipe: the file naming convention worksheet. This month FASEB, the prize sponsor along with NIH, just announced the 2024 DataWorks! Prize Symposium, which will … Continue reading
I’ve been reviewing data management books recently and picked up a copy of “Ecological Data: Design, Management and Processing,” edited by William K. Michener and James W. Brunt. Despite this book being published in 2000, meaning it references outdated technology, … Continue reading
I really appreciate the blog Retraction Watch. I used this source heavily in writing my first book, Data Management for Researchers, and regularly cite stories from the blog in my teaching. It’s a fact of science that errors occur, and … Continue reading
This post is aimed at the graduate students, post docs, and research scientists who have established good data management practices in their own work and now want to make a positive impact on their peer’s data management. It can be … Continue reading
I am beyond thrilled to share with you my third book, The Research Data Management Workbook. This book is free and openly licensed (CC BY-NC), available both online and as a PDF or EPUB download. Here’s the citation: Briney, K. … Continue reading
Don’t worry, I’m not actually leaving my job. Rather, I’ve been thinking about what happens to data when a researcher leaves a university. For how common separation is, it’s often a time during which data gets lost because there usually … Continue reading
My name is Kristin Briney and I love research data. Follow my adventures with data here or contact me with questions.
My third book, "The Research Data Management Workbook".
My second book, "Managing Data for Patron Privacy," co-authored with Becky Yoose.
My first book, "Data Management for Researchers".