Mijke Jetten currently is FAIR Expert at the Health-RI, the Dutch national infrastructure for health research data, on FAIR data implementation and metadata interoperability. She contributes to practical FAIR guidance and resources within national initiatives such as TDCC-LSH, the Netherlands network-based thematic digital competence centre for life sciences & health, and ELIXIR, the European research infrastructure for life science data.
Before, she has worked as coordinator research data management/open science at Radboud University, the Netherlands, and has set up RDM support at the Library. She also was data steward at the Institute for Management Research at the same university.
As part of her PhD on interreligious communication, Mijke has developed educational materials and organised training sessions.
The FAIR Supporting Resources Working Group (FSR-WG) will develop an RDA Recommendation on how combinations of FAIR Supporting Resources (FSR), including standards, tools, templates, services and prac...
This is the webpage of the RDA Interest Group on professionalising data stewardship.
The idea to create an interest group was raised in a BoF session during the 14th Plenary (Helsinki), and a first i...
The proposed activity of this group is to act as a nucleus for discussing requirements for and identifying developments needed to support active (i.e. able to evolve and be monitored) data management ...
The context of increasing volumes of data being created by researchers and the strengthening of requirements for research data management and data sharing has created demand for a new and evolving set...
Good Research Data Management (RDM) is a key component of research integrity and reproducible research. Consequently, funding bodies, governments, research institutions and other agencies have emphasi...
Ethical and social issues with respect to data archiving, sharing, and reuse cut across many of the technical and policy work of the rest of the RDA. Such issues are complementary to but separate fr...
The Exposing DMPs WG group is being retired. To participate in current RDA effort on Data Management Plans, please join the Active DMPs IG.
Recommendations
The Exposing DMPs draft recommendations res...
The coordination of data infrastructure on various levels (country, continent, discipline, sector) is on the increase. So called “Open Science Commons” or “Data commons” provide a shared virtu...
Objectives
The Metadata Standards Catalog (MSC) Working Group has produced a machine-actionable catalog of metadata standards submitted by all RDA WGs. The catalog system has an end-user input form an...
