ReDATA Social Media Posts

@UArizona researchers from several departments are creating new mini-tools for studying songbirds. Data for their article in @NatureComms is available in @UAZ_ReDATA. Links below!

The dataset is available in ReDATA

@UArizonaLPL scientist Christopher Hamilton and collaborator Stephen Scheidt recently published a data collection from unoccupied aircraft systems observing one of the largest lava fields in Iceland. You can check out their work in @UAZ_ReDATA below!

UArizona grads and undergrads: Want your chance at $250? Tell us a story through data visualization! Submit your best work to the UA Libraries Data Cooperative (DCoop) by April 2, 2021. 

See link in below! 

Winners will be featured in the University of Arizona Research Data Repositoy (ReDATA).
 

Love Data Week (Feb 8-12) is here and we are excited to offer a workshop for @uarizona researchers on the latest resource for open data, ReDATA. Come and learn how to publish your data for free. @UAZResearch @UAZlibraries #lovedata21

Lunar and Planetary Laboratory Scientist Sarah Sutton has made data and figures available for a recent paper on Mars and Recurring Slope Lineae (RSL).

Dr. Gilby Jepson (@viva_gilbez) has made available his team's data and figures on the Central Asian Orogenic Belt. The data reveals preserved paleotopography in the Karatau-Talas Terrane since ~160 Ma.

@NASAHubble Fellow Sebastiaan Haffert built an integral-field spectrograph to study exoplanets with adaptive optics systems.

According to @DigitalScience and @Springer 2020 State of Open Data Report, attitudes toward open data & adoption are improving. “Over half [...] would [support] a national mandate for making research data openly available”

The full report and the dataset are openly available from the links below!

UArizona Lunar & Planetary Laboratory scientist Dr. Isamu Matsuyama studies the Moon tectonic patterns and made his data publicly available.

UArizona researchers, are you interested in making your research data available?

Then register for our upcoming webinar where we will walk you through the process of using the new UA Data Repository! 

Did you know you can deposit your research outputs in 6 easy steps in #ReDATA? Just for UArizona researchers! Follow the link!

We thank Dr. Liesl Folks, #uarizona Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost for initial seed funding, our campus stakeholders, our vendor - Figshare, and the researchers who supported ReDATA and open scholarship.

@figshare #ReDATA #open #scholarship #FAIR

Information for ReDATA users

@uarizona Dr. Taylor Edwards surveyed researchers on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border to understand the challenges they face. His work has garnered a lot of attention and has one of the highest @altmetric scores. You can check out his data in the link below:

@UAZ_ReDATA partnered with @azspacegrant to make @NASA @uarizona undergraduate research publicly available. You can see many of the great work by our next generation of scientists here:

Dr. Peter Behroozi, Astrophysicist at @uarizona studies galaxy formation using @uarizona massive supercomputers and visualizes it.  Check out this great video from his #UniverseMachine project! His data and code are available in ReDATA.

Happy #OpenAccessWeek! This week, @UAZ_ReDATA is excited to feature the great work of @uarizona researchers that have used @uazlibraries newly available data repository to make their research outputs publicly available and reusable!! #FAIR #ReDATA

Check out our About page to learn more about ReDATA!

#COVID19 has dramatically changed our lives, and @UArizonaSBS Ph.D. Student @kelseygonzalez demonstrated this in her research on mobility as shelter-in-place began.  Her visualization received first place among graduate students in the @uazlibraries Data Visualization Challenge!

You can see her work in ReDATA

@UAZScience Neuroscientist Dr. Julie Miller studies #birdsongs of zebra finches in her recent work.  You can download and listen to these finches here!

@uazlibraries is excited to announce its NEW data repository available for all @uarizona researchers (including students) to publish their #data and #code.  It’s called #ReDATA.

During this week, @UAZ_ReDATA will feature the great work of UArizona researchers that have used ReDATA to make their research outputs publicly available and reusable!! #FAIR #ReDATA

Check out nearly two dozen great #open #research projects.