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Support and tools in the work on open access to research data

Open access to research data means that research data are published freely available on the internet. This page gathers together support and tools for those who are working with open access in various ways.

Do you want to learn more?

The Swedish Research Council has produced a handbook that can be used by all who are involved in issues relating to open access to research data, or who are interested in learning more. The handbook is primarily aimed at researchers, support functions for data management at higher education institutions, infrastructures, and research funding bodies.

Learn more about open access to research data – a handbook (in Swedish)

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