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Register for the remaining Open Science & Research Data Management webinars this spring

We still have webinars coming up this spring on topics such as GitHub, sensitive data, Zenodo, reproducibility, data stewardship services, open science in research proposals, and of course, our new Aalto Research Data Uncovered event on the Hybrid Stage. All events include a Q&A, so you can get help for your specific questions. Read more and register from the links below!
RDM & Open Science training
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Aalto Research Data Uncovered

Kamyar Hasanzadeh and Marika Tervahartiala will talk about their research from an open data perspective.

Events

Questions about the training or research data management? Don't hesitate to contact us at researchdata@aalto.fi. You can find recordings of some of our previous webinars on our . Our biannual training events are listed and updated on our training page every spring and autumn.

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