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The aim is to introduce a practical checklist for the responsible preservation of research data.

February 13, 2026Open Access

To keep, or not to keep? - Checklist for the responsible preservation of research data

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The aim is to introduce a practical checklist for the responsible preservation of research data.
Presentation during Love Data Week event
Discussion of data preservation guidance from the University of Helsinki
Utilization of a checklist applicable beyond individual organizations
Introduction of a checklist designed to aid researchers
Emphasis on broad applicability of the data preservation guidance
Encouragement for responsible data stewardship among researchers

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Presentation slides of Love Data Week event:Responsible Preservation of Research Data & Data Available on Unreasonable RequestResponsible Preservation of Research Data (Mari Elisa Kuusiniemi, University of Helsinki)Join us to explore the ‘Checklist for the Responsible Preservation of Research Data’—a practical guide for researchers and research support professionals. The event uses a checklist originating from the University of Helsinki’s data preservation guidance (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10424017), yet the presentation and checklist are fully applicable beyond any single organisation.More infroamtionabout the event: https://www.nordiclovedataweek.org/

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