Data Services Program

About

The Data Services Program was established in the fall of 2011 to support IUPUI researchers in meeting the data management and sharing requirements of various funding agencies. Support is available for your data needs across the research life cycle through the following services and resources.

Services

• Review of National Science Foundation (NSF) Data Management Plans (send your plan to dataserv@iupui.edu)
  • Allow a minimum of 3 business days for review and feedback. For the best results, please consult us as early in the proposal development process as possible.
    
• Individual consultations supporting
  
  • Development of a data management plan to meet NSF requirements
  • Data management and preservation planning
• Educational workshops for faculty, staff, and students
  
  • NSF Data Policies, February 29, 2012 (archived video available)
    
  • Meeting the NSF Data Management Plan requirement: What you need to know, June 13, 2012, 1:00pm - 2:30pm
    • Register now!
      

Resources

• Meeting the NSF Data Management Plan requirement
• A Guide to developing an NSF Data Management Plan (see bottom of this page)
• Guides for data management and curation, including best practices
• Sample data management plans from other institutions
• Open data repositories and open datasets
• Research Computing Resources @ IUPUI

Data & Research in the News

IU selected as partner in new data curation fellowship program

IU informatics dean named to NSF's panel on technology, engineering policy

Information Technology: A View from both sides of the President's Desk (EDUCAUSE Review)

NIH Analysis of the Public Access Policy

The Famous Grouse - Do Prominent Scientists Have Biased Perceptions of Peer Review? (The Scholarly Kitchen)

NSF Goes Back to Basics to Preserve Basic Research (DOI: 10.1126/science.334.6057.756)