Research data management (RDM) concerns the organisation, documentation, storage, archiving and sharing of digital and analogue data.
Proper RDM ensures reliable verification of results, and permits new and innovative research built on existing information. In other words, proper RDM makes data more FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable) as it supports the transparency of scientific output.
This portal provides an overview of the research support the VU has to offer.
The LibGuide toolbox provides practical information and guidelines for working with research data.
Research data support
When you are doing research, good data management practices and transparency are essential.
This portal provides guidance about research data support available to you.
Linked open data for all scholars
Victor de Boer does research on linked open data. He is developing tools to overcome the gray area between linked data projects and how other scholars, who have never worked with linked open data, can use them.
