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Overview
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Open Science Policy
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Infrastructure & EOSC
Key networks & Aggregators
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Data repositories
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National publishing initiatives
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National agreements with publishers
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OA books
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Training & Support
University of Tartu Library is teaching various courses involving research data management which are included in the University of Tartu’s curricula:- Introduction to Information Research is a course for PhD students that gives an overview to information research and teaches how to use databases and research data repositories. It also gives an introduction to data management and shows how DOI is given to a dataset.
- Research Data Management and Publishing is a course for PhD students which is created in collaboration with University of Tartu Museum of Natural History and data management platform PlutoF. In this course you can find information about open science and publishing with open access. You will get to know how to create a data management plan and how to search data from different open data repositories. The second part of the course teaches how to make research data to machine-readable FAIR data.
- Research Integrity: Framework Requirements, Values and Principles of Action is an elective course for all PhD students. In this course you can find principles and guidelines for how to process research data to make it easily findable and reusable. A part of this course is also dedicated to open science and research data.
Starting from the end of 2019, the University of Tartu is also the National Node of Research Data Alliance.
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News
06 March 2020Introduction In Estonia, the University of Tartu Library and the UT Natural History Museum have collaborated for a long time. Natural scientists initiated the university's joining of the DataCite in 2014 to provide DOIs for research data and register the metadata of datasets. It is essential for a researcher to be visible in academia and to get citations and recognition for all parts of their work...02 December 2019
The University of Tartu Library organized an annual OpenAIRE National Event in Tartu on the 6th of November. Focus of the seminar was on the future of Open Access. Various initiatives which contribute to the future of Open Access were included like Plan S, new Open Access publishing, Estonian route to Open Science policy and ORCID. Over 80 people attended the event. Keynote speaker of the ev...27 June 2018
In 2017, under the supervision of Estonian Research Council, two research groups from the University of Tartu and Tallinn University in cooperation with the Estonian Academy of Sciences conducted research (surveys) on Open Science approaches in Estonia. Both research ended with practical recommendations for the future and are part of the process of establishing Estonian Open Science policy. Work o...05 June 2018
On the 28-29th of May 2018, OpenAIRE organized a seminar titled: "How to Get the Maximum from Research Data – Prerequisites and Outcomes". Approximately 60 participants attended the 2-days seminar that took place in the newly renovated University of Tartu Library. The welcome speeches were given by Martin Hallik, the Director of the Library, and by Kairi Kreegipuu, the Vice Dean of the Facul...22 August 2017
Estonian Research Council coordinates Open Science policy in the country by organizing various events in cooperation with other institutions (including the University of Tartu Library, OpenAIRE NOAD in Estonia). In 2015, Estonian Research Council established the Open Science Expert Group which consists of 14 experts from universities, libraries and other institutions. The group has compiled a docu...21 June 2017
Estonian OpenAIRE national event 2017: international seminar „Open Research Data - the FAIRest Data is the Future of Science The University of Tartu Library and DataCite Estonia Consortium organized an international seminar on the 20th of April, 2017 held in the Tallinn University of Technology. The goal of the seminar was to bring out best practices from various data archives, show common ...
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