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NTNU’s support for Research Data

The Research Data support provides assistance to researchers and students who need help to manage, store, share, and make research data available in a secure and efficient manner.

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Data Management

Data Management

Search for data

Search for data

Already existing data could be of use in your research project.

Here are some resources and databases where you can search for data:

 It is also possible request access to several different public databases and registries:

If you use existing data, it is important to cite the data set. for an example of how to do this, see advice from DataCite.
 

Data Management Plan (DMP) and planning

Data Management Plan (DMP) and planning

All research projects at NTNU should develop a data management plan.

If your research data includes personal data, you should as a default report you project to Sikt. For more information:

NTNU-adapted guidance to the Science Europe template in DMPOnline can be found here.

Personal data

Personal data

Certain requirements apply to processing of personal data in research projects.
For an overview of relevant regulations and guidelines, se Collection of personal data for research projects.

A risk assessment must be performed before the processing of personal data can begin. For template and more information, se Risk assessment of research projects with personal data.

All student- and research projects processing personal data must send a notification to Sikt (the only exception is health research projects at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences). Link to the notification form can be found at the Sikt website. Medical and health research projects must also be approved by the Regional Committee for Medical and Health Research Ethics (REK) before the project is initiated.

Feel free to take a look at our online course on personal data in research projects.

Storage and active management of research data

Storage and active management of research data

NTNUs storage guide provides information on storage solutions for research data, meeting various need for security, collaboration and accessibility.

The data collection guide gives an overview of digital tools that are recommended when recording sound and video, for example when doing interviews.

Archiving and publishing of research data and code

Archiving and publishing of research data and code

Research data and source code at NTNU should be archived and published as open as possible.

Training, guidance and support

Training, guidance and support

Courses 

We have regular courses on data management plans in the Virtual Library.

Online courses from the University Library

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Useful resources

Mini calevent portlet

Kurs/Courses

Mini calevent portlet

Arrangement/Events