Summary: Licensing Best Practices for Sharing Scientific Data

Creative Commons offers recommendations for opening data that organizations produce, collect, publish, and/or host to be publicly shared for scientific inquiry. We aim to ensure that open data is simple to access and use, and to provide guidance that maximizes access, sharing, and reuse of open data. This publication is a summary of our Recommended Best Practices for Sharing Scientific Data.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18866612
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Research Data Management Practices
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Summary: Licensing Best Practices for Sharing Scientific Data

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Research Data Management Practices
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Summary: Licensing Best Practices for Sharing Scientific Data

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Abstract

Creative Commons offers recommendations for opening data that organizations produce, collect, publish, and/or host to be publicly shared for scientific inquiry. We aim to ensure that open data is simple to access and use, and to provide guidance that maximizes access, sharing, and reuse of open data. This publication is a summary of our Recommended Best Practices for Sharing Scientific Data.

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Research Data Management Practices
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