With the upcoming changes to the NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy, researchers funded by the NIH are facing major changes to the dissemination of research results. Data Sharing is now a major component of the output. Big Data and Sensitive Data present very real challenges and researchers will have questions. What infrastructure and resources support this level of sharing and still protect study participants? What does a reasonable workflow look like? What are UC specific considerations to ensure compliancy with funders requirements? In this session, UC researchers will hear from an NIH scientist who is facing these same challenges and an neuroscientist turned data management librarian who currents supports open research initiatives including sharing MRI data as to how they will face these challenges and what their workflows are. After the presentations, there will be ample time for what promises to be a vibrant and challenging discussion on the issues and potential solutions.
The in person venue can hold 39 people. There is also a virtual option as needed. For questions about the session, please contact Amy Koshoffer
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