Section: 2. About research data | Data Stewardship – Module 1: MOOC | moodle

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In empirical sciences, it is expected that you base your arguments on the analysis of data and not on anecdotal evidence, personal beliefs or guesses (and certainly not on alternative facts). Trained PhD candidates know this, so this section will not dwell on the importance of data in research, but rather on the research data landscape.
- Select activity 2.0 About research data
  
  2.0 About research data Page
- Select activity 2.1 Defining and categorising research data
  
  2.1 Defining and categorising research data Page
- Select activity 2.2 The diversity of research data
  
  2.2 The diversity of research data Page
- Select activity 2.3 Data and the long tail of research
  
  2.3 Data and the long tail of research Page
- Select activity 2.4 Big data
  
  2.4 Big data Page
- Select activity 2.5 Data protection
  
  2.5 Data protection Page
- Select activity 2.6 Describing your own research data
  
  2.6 Describing your own research data Page
- Select activity 2.7 Readings
  
  2.7 Readings Page