Research & Data Resources
There are many resouces at UC (within the library and through other UC offices) that can help you plan and execute your research project. If you have questions about the resources, please contact Research and Data Services at AskData@UC.Edu or the specific contact listed with the resource.
The resources in this section are for when you are beginning to plan your project. It is best to start conversations early especially if you want to collaborate.
- Grant Funding Office of Research
- Human Research Protection Program
- Additional Office of Research support offices
- Innovation and IP support - contact form
- Evaluation Services Center
Resources in this section are also important for the beginning of the project and may need to be included in a grant applicaiton (e.g. the data management plan).
- Research and Data Services Team
- Data Management Planning Guide
- Use the DMPTool to create a Data Management (and Sharing) Plan (including machine readable) - contact Amy Koshoffer for help
- Set up your ORCID to create a unique online linked author profile - contact Amy Koshoffer for help
- For potential repositories to include in your DMSP, scroll down to the archiving, publishing and sharing data section
- Open Science Framework - a resource for managing research workflows - contact Amy Koshoffer for help
- IT@UC RCS Facilities, Equipment & Other Resources_Jan 2020.pdf
These resources may be referenced in the data management plan and come in use when you are actively working in the project.
Finding Data
- Libguides
- Finding Social Science Data - ICPSR - contact Tiffany Grant or Ted Baldwin
- Finding Eletronic Medical Records Data - Center for Health Informatics
Data Capture, Sharing, and Storage Tools
- REDCap - a platform for electronic data capture including sensitive data - contact Tiffany Grant
- OneDrive
High Performance Computing
- Advanced Research Computing - contact ARChelp
Collaboration
- Open Science Framework - contact Amy Koshoffer
Analysis
- Python and Jupyter Notebooks - contact Mark Chalmers
- GIS - contact Amy Koshoffer
Statistical Support
- RDS Data Literacy Research Consultant - contact RDS @ askdata@uc.edu
- Statistical Consulting @ Faculty Enrichment Center
Many funders may require you to share your data at the end of a project. It is best to do so in a hands off manner such as in a repository with good metadata and accessible through standard protocols such as internet searches.
- UC's institutional repository Scholar@UC
- Finding a repository - Re3Data Search Engine
- Open Science Framework - contact Amy Koshoffer
- Social Science Data - ICPSR - contact Tiffany Grant or Ted Baldwin
- Qualitative Data Repository - QDR - contact Maggie Patel or Amy Koshoffer
Similar to sharing or publishing data, sharing other research output can help increase the impact of your work. These are additional resources for sharing your output.
Contact - Tiffany Grant