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PublISHED ON 25 October 2018
UpDATED ON 29 June 2020
New perspectives on data management and open research data in the Nordic countries
On October 3rd, the Swedish Research Council in collaboration with NordForsk and Nordic e-Infrastructure Collaboration arranged a workshop on the topic of good data management. The focus was strategic work on data management issues, enhancing FAIRness and open access to research data, and exploring potential for Nordic collaboration.
Download presentations from the day
The State of Open Science in the Nordics – an overview
(pdf, 8.1 MB)
Andreas Jaunsen, NordForsk/NeIC
The FAIR-principles as guiding principles in open access to research data (pdf, 1.6 MB)
Sarah Jones, DCC & FAIR Data Expert Group
Policy for open research data at University of Oslo (pdf, 397.9 kB)
Elin Stangeland, University of Oslo Library
Outcomes from FAIR data management in Humanities research (pdf, 1.1 MB)
Johan Åhlfeldt, Centre for Digital Humanities, University of Gothenburg
Towards FAIRness in research data in the Nordic countries (pdf, 2.8 MB)
Per Öster, Director, Research Infrastructures & Policy at CSC - IT Center for Science.
Towards FAIRness: some reflections from an Earth Science perspective (CC-BY 4.0) (pdf, 632.1 kB)
Maggie Hellström, Lund university
Research funders and work with DMPs in Finland (pdf, 657 kB)
Jyrki Hakapää, Academy of Finland, (via Skype)
Norwegian national policies and principles on Open Research Data (pdf, 754.4 kB)
Ulrike Jaekel, The Research Council of Norway
Read more on NordForsk's website
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