Safeguard your intellectual freedom by understanding the digital privacy landscape. Cornell University Library provides resources on concrete strategies to assess your risk and increase your digital privacy. Learn more about privacy services.
The Digital CoLab at Olin Library supports new and experimental approaches to research and teaching that are most often associated with the humanities and qualitative social sciences. The CoLab offers one-on-one consultations, workshops, and classroom instruction on digital projects.
Connect with the CoLab and join its listerv to stay informed on DH campus news.
For more options, see the full list of data management services at Cornell.
The Open Science Framework (OSF) is a free scholarly web tool that enhances transparency, fosters collaboration, and increases the visibility of research outputs, including data and code. A partnership between Cornell University and the Center for Open Science provides a central hub for Cornell research projects.
Questions? Contact OSF directly or set up a consultation: rdmsg-help@cornell.edu.
The Cornell Center for Social Sciences (CCSS) is now an institutional member of the Qualitative Data Repository.
The QDR is a dedicated archive for storing and sharing qualitative and multi-method data, and is hosted by the Center for Qualitative and Multi-Method Inquiry, a unit of the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. Our institutional membership supports the curation and preservation of data projects deposited by Cornell faculty, students, and research staff. Contact rdmsg-help@cornell.edu to learn more, or check out the Sharing Data @ QDR brochure.
Cornell Secure File Transfer is a secure method for transferring files smaller than 5 GB, and both Cornell community members and external collaborators can send and receive files. More information can be found at it.cornell.edu/secure-file-transfer.
Check the regulated data chart for data types that require pre-approval before transmission.
Login to Box using your NetID, or get more information.
Use this self-service, interactive tool to help discover and evaluate data storage options at Cornell.
Answer a brief set of questions to narrow down the storage options to only those that fit your needs around security, file size, access, and other features; or explore and compare them all with the Data Storage Finder.
For more options, see the full list of data management services at Cornell.
Explore solutions that have worked for colleagues, identify learning opportunities, and find new ways to build community around data management topics.
Find research data management support for researchers in the Life Sciences here at Cornell.
For more options, see the full list of data management services at Cornell.
Data Management Planning Tool (DMPTool) – data management plan templates for various funding agencies.
Select Cornell University or Weill Cornell Medical School from the drop-down menu and log in with your NetID to use the tool.
Please note: The DMPTool is hosted by the California Digital Library (CDL). All content saved in the tool is held on CDL servers and is subject to their privacy policies.
You can use eCommons, Cornell’s digital repository, to make your data available to a wider audience. Furthermore, eCommons satisfies funder and publisher data sharing requirements, which aim to ensure that data resulting from federally funded research is broadly accessible, robustly curated, and preserved over the long term.
See eCommon’s data deposit policy or the list of Cornell services for data sharing to learn more.
For more options, see the full list of data management services at Cornell.