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Using Ontologies to Make Research Data FAIR
Making the most impact with your research, it helps if you had your research data management (RDM) in place. Within the context of the RDM you work on making data more FAIR and perhaps even open, following the requirements from the European Commission. But RDM, FAIR, and Open are not simple checkboxes to cross off. Maastricht University is a NanoCommons partner that has a long history in making data interoperable, open or not. It is and has been involved in many FAIR projects in the life sciences fields, and, in fact, author of the FAIR standard. In this TA we will work on making your data (academia, industry), or published data by others (regulators), more findable, more accessible (which does not imply Open!), more interoperable (allowing others to combine it easier with other data), and more reusable (resulting in more impact of and more citations to your work). We will tune every aspect towards maximising the (commercial) impact of your research. A broad range of solutions is available and in collaboration you will pick those most beneficial to your RDM.
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Resources & Training materials
Presentation on the structure, content and usage of the eNanoMapper ontology.
Presentation on the structure, content and usage of the eNanoMapper ontology.
Presentation on the use of the NanoCommons Knowledge portal for templates and annotation upload. Presented during the 1st NanoCommons Hackathon on the Ontological annotation of datasets.
NanoCommons_Hackathon_Knowledge-portal.pdf
Presentation on the eNanoMapper ontology, its structure and use for annotating nanosafety and nanotechnology data. The presentation took place during the 1st NanoCommons hackathon on the ontological annotation of datasets, Athens, Greece, Oct 2018.
Presentation on the use of the NanoCommons Knowledge portal for templates and annotation upload. Presented during the 1st NanoCommons Hackathon on the Ontological annotation of datasets.