Let’s Talk… Data Archiving!
? Wednesday, 05 Novembe
r 2025
⏰ 18:00–19:00 CET | Online
What really happens to your re
search data once your project ends? How do you make sure it’s findable, acc
essible, and well-documented for the future?
In the next edition of ou
r “Let’s Talk…!” seminar series, we’ll dive into the essentials of data arc
hiving – why it matters, what to archive, and how to do it right.
? Th
is session will cover:
Where and how to archive your data
W
hat kind of data should be archived and made accessible
How to p
repare your metadata
Where to look when searching for archived d
ata
How long archiving takes – and how to plan for it
Where the data actually ends up being stored
We’ve invited a pa
nel of experienced researchers who will share practical insights and tips f
rom their own archiving experience. After short introductions, you’ll have
the chance to ask your questions, raise concerns, or simply listen in.
? Why join?
Whether you’re finishing your thesis, starting a new pro
ject, or aiming to make your data more FAIR – this seminar is the perfect o
pportunity to get hands-on advice in a relaxed and supportive environment.<
br />? Key info:
Language: English
Open to all early career resea
rchers and beyond
No recording – creating a safe space for open exchan
ge
Let’s Talk… Data Archiving!
?
Wednesday, 05 November 2025
⏰ 18:00–19:00 CET | Online
What real
ly happens to your research data once your project ends? How do you make su
re it’s findable, accessible, and well-documented for the future?
In t
he next edition of our “Let’s Talk…!” seminar series, we’ll dive into the e
ssentials of data archiving – why it matters, what to archive, and how to d
o it right.
? This session will cover:
Where and how to archive y
our data
What kind of data should be archived and made accessibl
e
How to prepare your metadata
Where to look when sea
rching for archived data
How long archiving takes – and how to p
lan for it
Where the data actually ends up being stored
We’ve invited a panel of experienced researchers who will share practica
l insights and tips from their own archiving experience. After short introd
uctions, you’ll have the chance to ask your questions, raise concerns, or s
imply listen in.
? Why join?
Whether you’re finishing your thesi
s, starting a new project, or aiming to make your data more FAIR – this sem
inar is the perfect opportunity to get hands-on advice in a relaxed and sup
portive environment.
? Key info:
Language: English
Open to a
ll early career researchers and beyond
No recording – creating a safe
space for open exchange