Look out for international "Love Data Week" events and best practices at ORNL!
Data & Donuts with the World Data System
When: Monday, Feb. 12, 11 AM – 1 PM
Where: ORNL Cafeteria, Building 5200
Enjoy some free donuts in the name of data! Join the World Data System for sweet treats and good conversation. As part of International Love Data Week, Data & Donuts aims to provide a casual and relaxed atmosphere for anyone to learn more about the WDS and why data and data repositories are so important to us. For more information on the World Data System, please visit worlddatasystem.org.
ORCiD Training with Jim Kidder, Research Library
When: Monday, Feb. 12, 2 PM – 3 PM
Where: Virtual on TEAMS
Attend this ORCiD training session to get registered and learn how to effectively maintain your publication history on ORCiD. Having an ORCiD helps employers measure your research impact, influences funding agency and professional society decision-makers, and helps you locate prospective collaborators.
Library Essentials with Courtney Wombles, Research Library
When: Tuesday, Feb. 13, 11 AM – 12 PM
Where: Virtual on TEAMS
Learn how to quickly locate books, journal articles, technical reports, conference papers, technical standards, and other relevant information that impacts your research. Need help identifying databases for your literature search, finding publication metrics, or placing an interlibrary loan? The Research Library can help with these questions and more.
Introducing Impact with Janine Pino, Research Library
When: Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1 PM – 2PM
Where: Virtual on TEAMS
Learn about the lab’s new research information management system. ORNL Impact is an internal, searchable database designed to foster collaboration and enhance the visibility and discoverability of research. Comprehensive scholarly profiles, collaboration visuals, and group analysis.
Data Management Across DOE Labs hosted by PNNL
When: Thursday, Feb. 15, 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM
Where: Virtual on TEAMS
In commemoration of Love Data Week, the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Data Community is bringing together representatives from multiple Department of Energy (DOE) laboratories to discuss their strategic approaches and practical solutions for achieving data management goals. DOE emphasizes that effective data management holds the potential to accelerate scientific discovery and safeguard the integrity of scientific endeavors, and DOE data management policies underscore the importance of integrating data management planning into overall research planning.
While all DOE national laboratories engage in research data management to varying degrees, the distinctive environments and research domains of each laboratory give rise to diverse data management practices and support structures. During this session, participants will hear from representatives of Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, National Energy Technology Laboratory, and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Through flash talks, these representatives will elaborate on topics such as the methodologies employed in research data management at their respective labs and the available resources and services for researchers.
Agenda
- Introduction
- Ian Smith, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
- Brian Cain, Martin Klein, and Hannah Hamalainen, Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Alex May, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- Paige Morkner and Chad Rowan, National Energy Technology Laboratory
- Q&A Session
Experience Global Data Activities with ICSPR!
Visit the ICSPR website to discover a world of data activities happening globally, many of which are conveniently available online for everyone to enjoy.
But that’s not all – our friends at WDS-ITO have curated a selection of local events specifically happening in Canada. Curious about their choices? Explore their selection here. Dive into the exciting world of data right where you are!
