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Research Data Management workshop delivered by Jennifer Smith (Scholarly Communications Librarian) for 1st year PhD students in the Faculty of Science.
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Faculty of Science
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NICE and similar agencies around the world are using QALYs, hence the need for health state utility data in their assessments of the cost effectiveness of health care interventions. This raises…
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Health and Related Research (ScHARR)
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This screencast will guide you through the stages of depositing your data into ORDA. Here are the links mentioned in the video. Please contact us at rdm@sheffield.ac.uk if you have any further…
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The University Library
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In this short talk Alasdair will discuss the value of doing 'open' research. That is, doing research which is not hidden behind a paywall and where the underlying data is made freely…
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Health and Related Research (ScHARR)
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Wasim Ahmed from the iSchool talks about ethics and the use of social media for research as part of the Bite Size Guide to Research in the 21st Century series at ScHARR
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Health and Related Research (ScHARR)
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Dr Mike Griffiths from CiCS talks about High Performance Computing for Research as part of the Bite Size Guide to Research in the 21st Century series hosted by Andy Tattersall at ScHARR
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Health and Related Research (ScHARR)
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Jez Cope from the University Library talks about Research Data Management as part of the Bite Size Guide to Research in the 21st Century series hosted by Andy Tattersall at ScHARR
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This video explains the benefits of making your data open. Cite Hacks are a series of short animated videos created by Andy Tattersall at the School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR) at the…
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Health and Related Research (ScHARR)
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Data experts Ted Dunning and Ellen Friedman discuss how data is used in today's digital society. They examine the enormous potential offered by big data, explain the new technologies that enable…
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Sheffield Methods Institute
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Dr Mark Taylor - Lecturer in Quantitative Methods at the Sheffield Methods Institute explains how to understand the use of small numbers in this excerpt from our new free, open online course…
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Sheffield Methods Institute
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Dr Mark Taylor - Lecturer in Quantitative Methods at the Sheffield Methods Institute explains how to break down bigger numbers in this excerpt from our new free, open online course 'Making Sense…
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Sheffield Methods Institute
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Data experts Ted Dunning and Ellen Friedman discuss how data is used in today's digital society. They examine the enormous potential offered by big data, explain the new technologies that enable…
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Sheffield Methods Institute
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In this video, we hear from Joe Twyman, the Head of Political and Social Research for Europe, Middle East and Africa at YouGov (an internet-based market research company) about his experience of…
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Sheffield Methods Institute
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A sample is a subset of a population. It lies at the heart of survey research. It is sometimes called a ‘miniature of the population’, so the process of drawing a sample should maximise…
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Sheffield Methods Institute
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This is a phrase used in statistics to emphasise that a correlation between two variables does not imply that one causes the other. Just because two trends seem to fluctuate in tandem, that…
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Sheffield Methods Institute
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Most reputable organisations will provide some level of information about the data they publish so that we can see how it was collected, who procured it, and for what purpose. Without this basic…
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Sheffield Methods Institute
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