Research Data Services (RDS) is a free resource for anyone on the UW-Madison campus that provides consultations, best practice information, and education and training on research data management and sharing. We help make your data citable, open, and publicly accessible.
- Required to share your data publicly? RDS can help identify appropriate solutions for sharing and preserving data that comply with funding agency and publisher policies.
- RDS can provide guidance and resources for preparing your data for sharing to facilitate long-term access and reuse.
- RDS can help with data management plans that require identifying a repository or public access solution.
Latest Blog Posts
New Machine Learning (ML) Community at UW-Madison
This month we are excited to feature the Data Science Hub’s new Machine Learning (ML) Community! We reached out to Chris Endemann, who is a Data Science Facilitator at the Data Science Hub and leads …
Link Roundup April 2022
Cameron Cook UW-Madison researchers made some new bird biodiversity maps available that could help with conservation. The researchers made these publicly available via the Dryad data repository, of which UW-Madison is a member institution. If …
Initiative to Improve Access to NIH-funded Data
The NIH Office of Data Strategy recently announced the Generalist Repository Ecosystem Initiative (GREI). This new initiative seeks to supplement the subject-specific NIH data repositories available to NIH-funded researchers with 6 generalist repositories. These expanded …
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- July 9Reading the Landscape – Prairies and SavannasArboretum Class9:00 AM, Meet at Visitor Center, UW–Madison Arboretum
- July 12Learning Together—Bumble Bees and ButterfliesArboretum Family Class9:45 AM, Meet at Visitor Center, UW–Madison Arboretum
- July 24