Librarians and Research Data Management–A Literature Review: Commentary from a Senior Professional and a New Professional Librarian
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2018-08-29Metadata
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In the changing landscape of libraries and the roles of
librarians, the area of Research Data Management (RDM) is
emerging with new opportunities and challenges. This literature
review identifies the current levels of publication that
deal with the relationship of the librarian and their role in the
research data management process and provides an examination
of institutional research policies supporting collaboration
of librarians as part of the research team.
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