Data Management Policy SFB 1552

The purpose of this document "Data management policy SFB 1552 (Defects and Defect Engineering in Soft Matter)" is intended to standardize and improve the research guidelines and research data management within the Collaborative Research Centre 1552 and to raise it to a sustainable and future-oriented level in accordance with the FAIR guidelines.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-02-05
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14811486
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Research Data Management Practices
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Data Management Policy SFB 1552

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Data Management Policy SFB 1552

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The purpose of this document "Data management policy SFB 1552 (Defects and Defect Engineering in Soft Matter)" is intended to standardize and improve the research guidelines and research data management within the Collaborative Research Centre 1552 and to raise it to a sustainable and future-oriented level in accordance with the FAIR guidelines.

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