📄️ Preservation & Continuity
The information below is intended to support decisions on the next steps for data preservation and/or research continuity when researchers leave TU/e. Preservation refers to activities that ensure data and metadata are maintained over time so they remain accessible, understandable, and reusable. Continuity refers to activities that enable ongoing research to continue after a researcher leaves.
📄️ Data Archive
Generating research data and software, as well as publishing scientific results, requires significant time and effort. It is therefore important to properly archive research outputs. Archiving data ensures that the definitive version of the data is preserved in a secure location for the long term and retained in accordance with the applicable retention periods.
📄️ Data Repository
If you wish to make your data openly available, increase the visibility of your research, make your data FAIR, and comply with funder requirements, you may consider to publish your data in a data repository. Data repositories contribute to the openness, transparency, and reproducibility of research by providing a standardized and accessible way to share and store data, fostering a more interconnected and impactful scientific community.
📄️ Data & Software Licensing
Data Licensing