- Course overview
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- What is publicly available data?
- Open data
- Finding publicly available data
- Using public data in your research
- Data sharing and submission
- Collection challenge
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- Your feedback
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- References
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Data sharing and submission
This collection has introduced ways to find and use publicly available data, and included topics such as data management and programmatic access to help you make the most of the available data.
It is also possible that you may wish to submit data to a data resource yourself; perhaps data you generated or results of analysis of data someone else made available.
In this recorded webinar, Tony Burdett and Birgit Meldal, EMBL-EBI, discuss the importance of sharing research data and illustrate how EMBL-EBI provides some of the infrastructure to allow data sharing. During this video, you will also hear about the importance of topics we previously introduced in this collection, such as metadata and being FAIR.
This is the final section of the collection, but before you finish, continue on to the challenge on the next page to bring together some of what you have learnt from this collection.