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Getting Started on the OSF: A Hands-On Guide Second Monday of each month at 11 AM ET Join monthly webinars led by Open Science Framework staff for a guided tour of key workflows and features. Explore use cases highlighting how OSF can support open science practices solve common problems throughout the research lifecycle Register: Getting started on…
As summer approaches and classes wrap up, data collection, analysis, organization, and sharing may be on your mind. Cornell Data Services can help at all stages of research and serves all disciplines. Email data-help@cornell.edu to request a consultation or learn more about: Solutions to store and share data, and how to write a data management and sharing plan Preparing data for submission…
A readme file can be used to provide information and context about data, code, or software and is intended to help ensure that the files can be correctly interpreted and used, by yourself at a later date or by others when data is shared or published. Our general guide to writing “readme” style metadata and…