Open Data Week 2024: unlocking the power of data in research

The Researcher Engagement Team is delighted to be hosting a series of dynamic online sessions for their inaugural Open Data Week, from Monday 21 to Friday 25 October, designed to highlight the importance of data management in today’s rapidly evolving research landscape.

This exciting week-long event will feature a blend of presentations and workshops offering a comprehensive look into the world of data management, open data initiatives and best practices.

Sign up for sessions

To register for Open Data Week sessions, please visit the LJMU events booking page and you will find all events on the researcher engagement calendar.

About Open Data Week

This is the first Open Data Week for LJMU, aiming to bring together researchers, PGRs and data enthusiasts to discuss the critical role that data plays in advancing research and innovation. In an era where data drives decision-making and discovery, effective data management and open data initiatives are more important than ever. Our sessions will delve into various aspects of data management, including:

• Understanding data management - the foundational principles of data management, including data collection, storage, sharing and preservation
• Best practices in data sharing - insights into the best practices for making data more accessible, discoverable, and usable, while adhering to ethical and legal standards

Benefits of taking part in Open Data Week

Open Data Week offers a unique opportunity to learn, network, and collaborate with others who are passionate about the potential of open data to transform research and innovation. Whether you are a seasoned researcher or new to the field, the sessions are tailored to provide valuable insights that can enhance your work and contribute to a more transparent and data-driven research environment.

Together, we can unlock the power of data and drive forward the open science movement.

Contact information

Please email Amie Longthorne, our Research Data Management Specialist, or email the researcher engagement team for more information or queries about Open Data Week.