Harvard Library Research Data Services provides research data consultation, instruction, and project support services to members of the Harvard community.
Contact us at hl_rdm_dsi@harvard.edu.
Harvard Library Research Data Services provides research data consultation, instruction, and project support services to members of the Harvard community.
Contact us at hl_rdm_dsi@harvard.edu.
We provide researchers with services, tools, and instruction, and connect members of the Harvard community to services, resources, and offices that span the research data lifecycle.
View other data services and tools offered by our Harvard Library Data Services Network partners.
Consultations and referrals to the Harvard community across all stages of the research lifecycle, from planning, to processing, dissemination and preservation.
Review of Data Management Plans created in DMPTool in order to meet funder requirements and as a best practice for managing your research data.
Tracking foundational coding and data science skills to researchers and librarians across Harvard.
Consultations to the Harvard community about data sharing and preservation, including choosing a data repository and preserving your data at the end of a research project.
Full- and self-service data curation services for Harvard Dataverse Repository for individuals and groups to ensure your datasets are FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable).
Comprehensive data services support for members of the Longwood Medical Area via our partnership with Countway Library, including training, consultations, and RDM tools.
A collection of Fequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy (effective January 25, 2023) specifically for Harvard researchers.
We provide Harvard departments and libraries with research data consultation, curation, instruction, and project services.
We also partner with departments and teams on data-related projects.
Through our membership in the New England Software Carpentry Library Consortium (NESCLiC), Harvard staff can become certified Carpentries instructors at a reduced cost.