(via Theresa Burress, University of South Florida)
The ResearchDataQ Editorial Board (part of the ACRL Digital Scholarship Section) is seeking proposals for editorials that will be featured prominently on the ResearchDataQ website. We are seeking editorials that describe services, support, or related activities around research data at your institution.
Topics could include:
- Collaborative data management/services (computing infrastructure, storage, software/code, etc.)
- Data ethics (privacy, ethical sharing, data ownership, data governance, data sovereignty, etc.)
- AI and data
- Data and instruction or tools built for instruction
- Data policies, including responses or practices that institutions have put in place to respond to the OSTP memo and other recent policies (NIH DMS policy)
- Secondary use of data: acquisitions of data, collection policies related to data
- FAIR data in practice
- Replication/reproducibility
- Anything you want to share with the ResearchDataQ audience!
Proposals (up to 250 words) should clearly describe:
1. The services, support, or related activities you intend to address;
2. How you implemented this and/or what would be required to implement it elsewhere;
3. How this relates to relevant existing recommendations, policies, or standards (if applicable).
Please submit proposals here by Wednesday, July 31. We expect to notify authors of accepted proposals in mid-August, and we will ask authors to expand accepted proposal topics into editorials approximately 1000-1500 words long (ideally by late October, with the possibility to extend the deadline, if necessary). The editorials will be featured on the ResearchDataQ website on a rolling basis in late fall, 2024.
If you have any questions, please contact Clara Llebot Lorente (Chair), at clara.llebot@oregonstate.edu.