Attend this workshop to discover the answer to these questions:

• What are recommended research data storage approaches?
• How do you address data integrity and access?
• How can researchers mitigate data risk?
• What are best practices for long-term preservation?

Research Data Management Workshop Series: Co-sponsored by the Office of Research Development

Presenter: Matthias Bussonier, Research Facilitator- UC Merced

Matthias is a research facilitator at UC Merced where he manages the high performance computing systems and helps researchers make the best use of resources at their disposal. Before this, Matthias was a postdoctoral scholar at UC Berkeley's Institute for Data Science (BIDS). He received his PhD in Biophysics at Institut Curie (Paris, France) after training in fundamental Physics at ENS Cachan (France). Matthias works on developing tools for modern computational research across disciplines with an emphasis on high-level languages, literate computing, and reproducible research. In particular, Matthias has been a core developer of the IPython and Jupyter Project team since 2011 and works on bringing real-time collaboration to scientific tools. 

Length: 50 Minutes

There are still a few seats available for this event. Registration has been extended for this event.

Please bring your own laptop if available.

Light refreshments will be provided.

Please have your CatCard for check-in.