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Presentation: Better Research Through Better Data Live with Jisc

Paul Stokes, Senior co-design manager at Jisc.
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Discover the benefits of sharing research data, and how Jisc can help you. Download this Better Research Through Better Data Live presentation to find out:

  • Who does Jisc aim to help?
  • What does Jisc do to help researchers manage and share their data?
  • What is Jisc doing to support research on COVID-19?
  • What next for Jisc with regard to research data?

Watch the recording here.

About Paul Stokes

Paul Stokes is Senior co-design manager – research data at Jisc. He has responsibility for supporting the exploration and, where appropriate, the take-up of innovative technologies and standards that will have a demonstrable positive impact on further and higher education in the UK.

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