On Thursday 9 March the team behind the University's Highly Restricted Data Service hosted a webinar outlining the capabilities of the systems and platforms they support. This 50 minute webinar has been developed to explain the functionality and costs of using the...
The HRDS comprises four sub-services which provide secure platforms that make it easier for researchers to use restricted and highly restricted research data in their work. These systems are underpinned by the team’s technical and governance knowledge and their...
We have now introduced charging for use of the DSH and REDCap services. The introduction of charging is necessary to cover the increased specialist support within the HRDS team, and the administration costs for maintaining high security and compliance standards.
This months newsletter was focused on the SafePod launch, our last engagements for RLP2 and an upcoming webinar on Figshare.
In collaboration with the ESRC SafePod Network, the University has now launched a SafePod on campus in the Main Library.
The Research Lifecycle Programme’s Highly Restricted Data Service (HRDS) project (Project S) held two engagement sessions for researchers and University staff interested in the development of our Data Safe Haven (DSH) service and our newly installed SafePod. During the engagement sessions we explained the necessity for introducing charges, later this year, for use of the DSH and REDCap services.
Read more about Colette and Angus’ views on future investment into research support at our University through RLP2.
Dr Kath Watson from the Biological Studies Research Group (BSG), led by Professor Kimme Hyrich, approached the Research Lifecycle Programme (RLP) team to ask for support in developing a protocol, to enable the BSG to use MS Teams for internal and external online meetings which discussed highly restricted data.
One of the Research Lifecycle Programme’s (RLP) projects aims to provide a Highly Restricted Data Service (HRDS) for researchers working with commercially sensitive, restricted and/or highly restricted data. The project team would like to invite the research community (and any interested staff) to a webinar which will give a preview of the enhanced HRDS service.
The Research Lifecycle Programme and Research IT recognise the need to support our researchers in keeping their data safe, especially when it is subject to contractual or regulatory requirements. In support of this increased focus, we are planning the release of our new Highly Restricted Data Service (HRDS) later this year
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