Research Data: The Future of FAIR White paper

Khodiyar, Varsha; Laine, Heidi; O’Brien, David R.; Rodriguez‐Esteban, Raul; Velden, Yasemin TÃ1⁄4rkyilmaz-van der; Baynes, Grace; Brack, Matthew; Cambon‐Thomsen, Anne; Carr, David L.; Carrus, Elisa; Chisholm, Louise; Civai, Claudia; Cruz, María; Grant, Rebecca; Newbold, Elizabeth; Nunes, Fátima L. S.

doi:10.6084/m9.figshare.14393552.v1

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“…Within the scientific community, repositories have an important role in developing and disseminating standards such as the FAIR concept, as they "often bridge the data sharing gap between the individual researcher collecting data, funding agencies, publishers, and standards authorities" [39]. This research has shown that all datasets tested using the F-UJI tool adhere to the FAIR principles.…”

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FAIRness of Research Data in the European Humanities Landscape

Poljak Bilić,

Posavec

2024

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This paper explores the landscape of research data in the humanities in the European context, delving into their diversity and the challenges of defining and sharing them. It investigates three aspects: the types of data in the humanities, their representation in repositories, and their alignment with the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable). By reviewing datasets in repositories, this research determines the dominant data types, their openness, licensing, and compliance with the FAIR principles. This research provides important insight into the heterogeneous nature of humanities data, their representation in the repository, and their alignment with FAIR principles, highlighting the need for improved accessibility and reusability to improve the overall quality and utility of humanities research data.

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FAIRness of Research Data in the European Humanities Landscape

Poljak Bilić,

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2024

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“…Despite the advances made within nanosafety data management over the past years, several challenges for the implementation of the FAIR principles have recently been identified and described both within and beyond the nanoscience community [6,14,24]. They can be summarized as lack of (a) awareness, (b) harmonization, (c) tools for FAIRification, and (d) overarching infrastructures to support the addressing of these challenges adequately.…”

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confidence: 99%