Sharing Data is a Shared Responsibility: Commentary on: “The Essential Nature of Sharing in Science”

Science and Engineering Ethics 16 (4):801-803 (2010)
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Abstract

Research data should be made readily available. A robust data-sharing plan, led by the principal investigator of the research project, requires considerable administrative and operational resources. Because external support for data sharing is minimal, principal investigators should consider engaging existing institutional information experts, such as librarians and information systems personnel, to participate in data-sharing efforts

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The essential nature of sharing in science.Michael J. Zigmond - 2010 - Science and Engineering Ethics 16 (4):783-799.

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