Research data management
One of the most important parts of a research project is the management of research data and how the research is documented. Here you will find information that you as a researcher can find useful in your projects.
Introduction to research documentation
Introduction to research documentation
Here you find information on why research should be documented, on what to document, on laws and guidelines and on electronic documentation.
Plan your research data management
Plan your research data management
Here you find an introduction to data management and information on data management plans, data protection and security, documentation for human ethics application, personal data in research and the FAIR -principles.
Collect, store, analyse and share your research data
Collect, store, analyse and share your research data
Here you find information on where to find register data. How to store, analyze, (SNIC), configuration options, publicera data och open access and share data.
Publish data and open access
Publish data and open access
Here you find an introduction to publish data and open access, information on data analysis and reproducibility, information on funders and publishers requirements, on how to cite data and on data repositories.
Archive your research
Archive your research
It is important to archive research data to ensure compliance with laws and regulations and to preserve the history of medical science for the future.
Training, support and collaborations
Training, support and collaborations
Here you find information on trainings, workshops and courses, on Research Data Office and the Swedish national data service
Create a data management plan with DMPonline
Create a data management plan with DMPonline
As from 2019, all who are awarded a grant from the Swedish Research Council must have a data management plan (DMP) if the research generates research data. The plan shall be in place before your research project is launched. Preferably use the KI customed template in the data management tool DMPOline. Select “Sign in with your institutional credentials” and log on with your KI ID.