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IDEA: Improving Data Engagement and Advocacy
Shannon Sheridan and Briana Ezray Wham
28 episodes
2 weeks ago
In our episodes, we’ll be bringing you interviews from real world data professionals who are engaging their researchers in new and novel ways. We’ll also be reviewing the literature and keeping you up to date on what’s getting published that’s worth a read. Or, in your case, a listen. We hope you’ll join us as we talk with our colleagues and see what’s working…or what’s not in the wider world of research data management.
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In our episodes, we’ll be bringing you interviews from real world data professionals who are engaging their researchers in new and novel ways. We’ll also be reviewing the literature and keeping you up to date on what’s getting published that’s worth a read. Or, in your case, a listen. We hope you’ll join us as we talk with our colleagues and see what’s working…or what’s not in the wider world of research data management.
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021 - Article Review: Ten simple rules for recognizing data and software contributions in hiring, promotion, and tenure
IDEA: Improving Data Engagement and Advocacy
30 minutes 20 seconds
11 months ago
021 - Article Review: Ten simple rules for recognizing data and software contributions in hiring, promotion, and tenure

In open science, universities are key to fostering adoption of best practices and can encourage these best practices through academic evaluation processes. Promotion and tenure committees are one of these processes. Committees often have the capability to evaluate articles and books, but assessing data and software is a recent development for which there are few guidelines. 

In this episode, Shannon and Briana go through ten proposed simple rules for recognizing data and software contributions.


Article citation: Puebla I, Ascoli GA, Blume J, Chodacki J, Finnell J, Kennedy DN, et al. (2024) Ten simple rules for recognizing data and software contributions in hiring, promotion, and tenure. PLoS Comput Biol 20(8): e1012296. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1012296

IDEA: Improving Data Engagement and Advocacy
In our episodes, we’ll be bringing you interviews from real world data professionals who are engaging their researchers in new and novel ways. We’ll also be reviewing the literature and keeping you up to date on what’s getting published that’s worth a read. Or, in your case, a listen. We hope you’ll join us as we talk with our colleagues and see what’s working…or what’s not in the wider world of research data management.