ALT In this session we will explore ways of leveraging library resources and Curtin’s Open Access publishing agreements to select quality journals that showcase your research, meet funding criteria and reduce or eliminate article processing charges where possible.

ALT Have you been asked to share the data associated with a publication? Or perhaps your funding is contingent on making your data available? Have you been involved in the GRDC Data Partnerships Initiative and had to fill in that Excel form? Making your data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR) has benefits to you as a researcher, your field, and science overall. But what does FAIR data actually mean? Isn’t it enough to include it in the supplementary material of a journal article? Do the FAIR principles still apply if you can’t make the data openly available? This seminar will clarify these questions and explain the benefits of making your data FAIR, and how you can incorporate FAIR principles into your data management practices, as well as demonstrating a more user-friendly form to capture metadata for the GRDC Data Partnerships Initiative.