Finnish Social Science Data Archive: Open archiving of data collected from human subjects, Apr 16, 2024

Description

Are you collecting data from human subjects? Not sure how you should approach open science, while complying with privacy and ethics requirements? Join this webinar to learn about opening research data collected from human subjects. The opening of the research data collected from human subjects is often not successful if the researchers do not take into account ethical and data protection issues prior to starting the data collection.  

In this webinar, the Finnish Social Science Data Archive’s Chief Specialist, Dr. Arja Kuula-Luumi will go through the data types accepted by the Finnish Social Science Data Archive. Dr. Kuula-Luumi instructs how to take into account the opening of research data collected from human subjects already when planning the data collection, with emphasis on data protection and ethics. Also, the topic of opening pseudonymized data from longitudinal studies and data including identifiers is discussed.
 

Who can participate?

The webinar is aimed at staff and students who are interested in the services of the Finnish Social Science Data Archive. The webinar is open and free of charge to anyone interested in the topic. No prior knowledge is required.

Format

The session consists of a presentation followed by Q&A.

Schedule and location

The training will be held online via Zoom on April 16, at 1–2 PM Eastern European Summer Time (EEST).

Instructor(s)

Dr. Arja Kuula-Luumi, Chief Specialist, Finnish Social Science Data Archive, University of Tampere, [email protected]
 

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