Data management activity > Data preservation and archiving

Free workshops, covering topics including using online databases and reference management.

A selection of self-study modules and materials for trainers.

In-person and online teacher-led training opportunities for Oxford researchers.

A University of Oxford digital preservation service, suitable for sensitive data.

Information on data management planning, data sharing, curation, archiving, citation, and licensing.

The Bodleian Libraries has the ability to assign DOIs to Oxford-created datasets.

A curated repository designed to make data underlying scientific publications freely reusable.

The European Bioinformatics Institute provides freely available data from life science experiments.

Data standards, databases, and policies, with a particular focus on the life, environmental, and biomedical sciences.

Advice from the Archaeology Data Service, covering the whole data life cycle.

Interactive training modules covering key aspects of data management.

A network of environmental data centres for NERC-funded scientific data.

Part of the Nexus365 suite of tools: secure cloud storage, with file sharing and syncing.

Funder, publisher, and journal policies on archiving, copyright, and publishing.

A platform for managing your research, from planning through to publication.

Oxford’s institutional archive for digital research data produced by Oxford academics.

A repository of digital literary and linguistic resources.

A round-up of advice on keeping research data available for the long term.

A global registry of research data repositories, covering a wide range of academic disciplines.

Online training modules on key topics, including one focusing on data.

A long-term solution for storing and sharing digital research data.

Good practice advice from the UK's national social science and humanities data service.

An open access repository for research data from any discipline.