Working with Research Data

Data Management Planning

• NYU Libraries | Data Management Planning
  Get help and information on best practices and standards for data management planning.
  
• DMPTool
  Create data management plans that meet institutional and funder requirements.
  

Have a question about managing your data?
Email: data.services@nyu.edu

Data Acquisition and Collection

Have a question about collecting data?
Email: research-data-support@nyu.edu

Find out what data NYU researchers have access to

• Institutional Agreements
  
• Access the NYU Libraries collections of licensed data
• Databases A-Z: Data Sources

Data Use Agreements

• Data Use Agreement Tools and Templates
• WIKI DUA Guidance and Workflow
  

Data Storage, Workspace, Analysis, & Visualization

• Are you working with Big Data?
• GIS and Mapping
• Qualitative Data Analysis
• Quantitative and Statistical Analysis
• Data Visualization
  
• Select the right storage for your project
  
• Select shared workspace
• Select computational environment

Have a question about your data storage?
Email: research.technology@nyu.edu

Have a question about your data analysis?
Email: data.services@nyu.edu

Security and Sensitive Data

• Data and System Security Policy
• Data Risk Classification
• Electronic Data and System Risk Classification Policy

Have a question about your data security?
Email: research.technology@nyu.edu

Sharing, Archiving, and Publication

• Globus Data Transfer Node
  
• Learn about your options and rights as an author
• Learn about funder open access requirements
• Learn about open access publication
• Learn about web publishing for your project
• Learn about your options for publishing data and code
  

Have a question about sharing your data?
Email: data.services@nyu.edu

Grant Information

The Office of Research Development (ORD), Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP), Technology Opportunities & Ventures (TOV), and University Development and Alumni Relations (UDAR) assist NYU faculty in obtaining external funding to support their creative and scholarly activities. Each of these offices plays a unique role in helping the University fulfill its research, instruction, and public service missions. Both OSP and TOV also manage Data Use and Transfer Agreements for their portfolios.