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Resources for Data Stewards

A quick guide to what the Physical Sciences Data Infrastructure (PSDI) provides for data stewards and other related roles.

Guidance for data stewards

Research Data Management

Get help organising your data with our guidance on Research Data Management:

Sharing Data and FAIR

Prepare for sharing your data and making it reusable with our guidance on Sharing Data and FAIR:

Electronic Research Notebooks

Discover the benefits of encouraging your researchers to record their research using Digital Notebooks and Electronic Laboratory Notebooks:

Metadata

Get an introduction to Metadata and learn how it is used to organise the resources within PSDI:

Using PSDI resources

Discover the resources we provide with this Introduction to PSDI Resources and more about specific resources here:

Case Studies

Learn how to implement a new tool or overcome a data-related challenge with the PSDI Case Studies:

Training for data stewards

PSDI provides both in-person and online training for researchers:

In-person training

You can find details of upcoming in-person training courses and community workshops from the Events page on our website. We have run a number of events for data stewards and related roles, including:

Online training

PSDI provides a range of online training resources including:

Webinars

PSDI runs regular Webinars. You can join upcoming Webinars from the Events page on our website or view Recorded Webinars on our YouTube channel.

Physical sciences data

PSDI provides access to a variety of data sources:

Services and Tools

For more information about the services and tools provided by PSDI, see Introduction to PSDI Resources.

Get involved

PSDI actively seeks the involvement of the Physical Science research community to both contribute to PSDI and to drive our future direction. There are many ways to get involved:

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