Good research data management is central to open science and research. Hear from two experts in their fields who work closely with data and data infrastructure present on challenges of design and implementation with data-rich research.
Rowland Mosbergen - Research Data Management Policy Advisor at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research: collaboration between researchers, engineers, librarians and other key stakeholders to develop research computing platforms and workflow solutions.
Carl Higgs - Research Fellow and PhD candidate in the Healthy Livable Cities Lab of the Centre for Urban Research at RMIT - research data management approaches for spatial indicators of livability for urban environments using an open science ethos.
Wed 12 October 2022, 2:30-3:30 PM
Reference Managers allow you to collect, store and manage your references. Three of the most common are EndNote, Zotero and Mendeley. This guide provides a comparison table to help you choose or change Reference Managers, as well as further instructions to help get you started.
The following may also help you to decide which Reference Manager suits your needs. If you are already using a Reference Manager and would like to change, please see the tab Changing Reference Managers for more details.
