Taking a reactive approach to data management. Some study participants wondered who might be interested in their data while also expressing a desire to associate their data with publications or to have it available for use in the classroom (e.g., Participant #2-12-111011, Assistant Professor, Environmental Science). Wondering what businesses should do in such a scenario? 2007. •    Cognitive development in children, using eye tracking equipment Instead, an approach that emphasizes engagement with researchers and dialog around identifying or building the appropriate tools for a particular project is likely to be the most productive. Challenges and Opportunities for Genomic Developmental Neuropsychology: Examples from the Penn-Drexel Collaborative Battery. •    use this information to make curricular, policy, and funding recommendations for data curation practices. a.    It is essential to develop tools that manage confidential data and provide the necessary security. As a result, popular fields may be overstudied while other lines of inquiry may be neglected entirely. This is likely to be a slow process initially. making no investments in architecture and its tools, limited investments with periodic reviews but lack dedicated practice, absence of integration between architecture and other essential processes like portfolio management, having no architectural methodology in place. •    Documents: MS Word, PDF The form and quantity of information available could make possible significant advancement in addressing societal problems, if we can provide sustainable infrastructure and formulate the coherent policies needed to support it. At some point in time, every data should be recycled. •    How did you organize the data? Transcription files have been managed by means of flash drives and Google Docs. If so, when do you expect it to be completed? Science 332(6025): 60-65. •    What is your academic discipline? Because she works in three languages (Kyrgyz, Russian, and English), the researcher has had difficulties hiring and training transcriptionists, and the transcription of her interviews has taken several years to complete. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press. For individuals fulfilling the role of digital curator: It’s becoming a bigger and bigger issue as the data gets better and better, i.e., has DNA markers in it (Participant #5-11-103111, Professor, Sociology). Approximately half of respondents reported … Harris, Mark. •    Behavioral diagnostics for educational programs and support for special needs program students •    identify unmet researcher needs within these processes; and •    What would you change about this process? •    None of the researchers interviewed for this study have received formal training in data management practices, nor do they express satisfaction with their level of expertise. So, I’m also the director of something called the [name omitted], which is an organization that spans both campuses, has about 50 faculty associates, and we have a number of people who are analyzing this kind of data. •    Did you create new data sources as part of this research (e.g., experimental results, data sets, coding files, indexes)? Universities should consider amending these policies to reflect the reality of multi-institutional research teams. The goals of the study were to identify barriers to data curation, to recognize unmet researcher needs within the university environment, and to gain a holistic understanding of the workflow… A “think globally, act locally” approach is what organizations need to follow. Not only are necessary metadata and other materials much more easily captured while research is in progress, but also there is a real opportunity to streamline research workflows and to provide much needed support. It can also commonly be called "data resource management" (or DRM). It is essential to address these issues in order to develop policies and infrastructure that truly support scholars in this new era. However, it was only after 2000 that digital storage formats became a significant portion of total storage media, and by 2007, 94 percent of technological memory was in digital format (Hilbert and López 2011). However, she has a vague plan for preserving and making public her data, and she hopes to make some of her data available for use by other scholars and policymakers, particularly the quantitative data sets that she has used to conduct spatial analysis in geographic information systems (GIS).