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Register for the remaining Open Science & Research Data Management webinars this spring

We still have webinars coming up this spring on topics such as GitHub, sensitive data, Zenodo, reproducibility, data stewardship services, open science in research proposals, and of course, our new Aalto Research Data Uncovered event on the Hybrid Stage. All events include a Q&A, so you can get help for your specific questions. Read more and register from the links below!
RDM & Open Science training
How to Store Sensitive Research Data

How to Store Sensitive Research Data

Learn about storing sensitive research data at Aalto University with Data Agents Ilari Lähteenmäki and Dan Häggman.

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How to Make Your Research and Code Reproducible and Reusable

How to Make Your Research and Code Reproducible and Reusable

Learn about reproducibility with Data Agents, Dr. Mika Jalava and Dr. Enrico Glerean.

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GitHub for FAIR Data and Beyond

GitHub for FAIR Data and Beyond

Learn about GitHub's possibilities with Data Agent, Dr. Richard Darst.

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Organisation of Data Stewardship Services: Case Studies from Dutch, North American, and Finnish Universities

Organisation of Data Stewardship Services: Case Studies from Dutch, North American, and Finnish Universities

Learn about data stewardship at TU Delft, Purdue University, and Aalto University.

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Open Science in Research Proposals

Open Science in Research Proposals

Learn about open science in research proposals with members from the Pre-Award and Open Science teams.

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Aalto Research Data Uncovered

Kamyar Hasanzadeh and Marika Tervahartiala will talk about their research from an open data perspective.

Events

Questions about the training or research data management? Don't hesitate to contact us at [email protected]. You can find recordings of some of our previous webinars on our YouTube channel. Our biannual training events are listed and updated on our training page every spring and autumn.

RDM and open science support at Aalto University:

Research Data Management (RDM) and Open Science

Properly managed research data creates competitive edge and is an important part of a high-quality research process. Here you will find links to support, services and instructions for research data management.

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Training in Research Data Management and Open Science

We offer free and open to all training in research data management and open science.

RDM & Open Science Training

Data Agents

Data Agents are researchers who work to improve data management in their department, school, or unit.

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Open science and research

The principle of openness is the key principle of science and research. At Aalto University, the most visible forms of open science are open access publications, open research data and metadata, and combining openness and commercialisation.

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Otaparkki now open also for Aalto staff

The top two floors of the Otaparkki multi-storey car park have been opened to the Aalto staff members.
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Public defence: Why has the sustainability break-through been lagging, and how could it be accelerated, and gain profitable business growth?

Suvi Hirvonen-Ere proposes that commercial and contract management will be utilized to accelerate both sustainability targets and economically profitable business growth in the corporate world
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Research & Art Published:

Future buildings are both producers and users of energy

An innovative new structure developed at Aalto University improves the efficiency of plate heat exchangers by up to 20%. When connected to a heat pump, it has a wide range of applications, from domestic hot water heating to geothermal installations and ventilation in buildings.
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Press releases, Research & Art Published:

Up to 80% of work on construction sites is inefficient, and also safety is affected by constant interruptions

Most of the work carried out on construction sites does not directly affect the actual progress of the work. However, a recent doctoral dissertation found an easy way to improve construction productivity and, at the same time, well-being: monitoring employees' activities.