Dataverse for Research Data: Using Best Practices for Research Data Management in UBC

Eugene Barsky

University of British Columbia

Eugene Barsky is Research Data Librarian at the UBC Library. He received his MLIS from the University of British Columbia in 2005. Eugene has been collaborating intensively with many peers across Canada and USA. His recent peer-recognition included American Society for Engineering Education and Special Library Association awards. He published more than 20 peer-reviewed papers and presented at more than 40 conferences. Eugene is an adjunct faculty member at the iSchool at UBC, teaching courses in science librarianship and research data management, and is an active member of the Pacific Northwest data curators group.

Abstract

The volume of research data around the world is increasing at a phenomenal rate. According to a report of the Canadian Research Data Summit in 2011, “the way that we choose to manage our research data will directly impact... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Eugene Barsky (University of British Columbia)

Topic Areas

Advanced Research Computing (ARC): Research data management: Challenges, opportunities and , Advanced Research Computing (ARC): ARC applications in any discipline (i.e. the sciences,

Session

HPC2.1.1 » Research Data Management (10:00 - Tuesday, 21st June, CCIS 1-160, room sponsored by Obsidian)

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