15 Apr 2026 to 15 Apr 2026, 13:00 to 14:00 in online
Imagine investing years of work in your research—only to lose it all because of a corrupted file, an overwritten document, or a chewed-through laptop cable. According to Murphy’s Law, “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.”
A Data Management Plan (DMP) is your best defense. It helps you protect your data, stay organized, and meet funding requirements — so you can focus on your research instead of worrying about technical mishaps.
In this Coffee Lecture, you’ll get a compact, practical introduction to:
· What a DMP is (and what it isn’t)
· How it can make your research life easier and more efficient
· Why it’s increasingly required for funded projects and publications
Who is it for?
· Researchers at the beginning of their own projects or who want to learn more about data management planning
Why participate?
· Protect your results: Avoid losing years of work to simple mistakes.
· Save time (and nerves): A clear data plan means fewer last-minute crises.
· Win funding: Many grants now require a DMP — get ahead of the curve.
· Make your research shine: Well-managed data is easier to publish, share, and reuse.
· Future-proof your work: Ensure your data remains accessible and usable long after the project ends.
Take control before Murphy’s Law takes over — and keep your research safe, reproducible, and future-proof.
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