Seminar Abstract
Data plays an important role in research projects and publications: it provides us with an overview of a field, and a route to follow in our analysis. Without proper data, supporting our results in an objective way becomes difficult, which may promote other conclusions. Because of this, more institutions are requesting data management plans that outline a methodology to be used, such as data records, management, processing, and treatment which will be executed on them. For this, understanding the openness of research data is an opportunity to support the results obtained in our projects, and also, to increase the visibility and consultation availability that authors can have in a digital environment.
Academic institutions play a fundamental role in the access, transparency, and visibility of the different authors, and institutional repositories are the ideal channel for storing, publishing, and preserving these data.
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About the speaker
Nydia López graduated as a Chemical Engineer from BUAP and is currently a consultant in Open Science and digital identity. She is also a current member of the Americas Expert Group of DataCite, and provides advice to various institutions, especially in the area of positioning, content visibility, and data management.
She is part of the management team of eScire, where she is a specialist in the implementation of interoperable digital repositories and has coordinated the dissemination and realization of various academic events at the international level with organizations such as the CAyRI Network, CONRICYT in Mexico, the Public Knowledge Project and the Mexican DSpace Users Group. She is also the coordinator of the development and implementation of the evaluation platforms dPyx and CRIS systems.
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