SAVE THE DATE | Research Data in the Physical Sciences: A Forum for Librarians and Research Support Professionals

ABOUT THE EVENT

SAVE THE DATE – The Physical Sciences Data Infrastructure (PSDI) and the Digital Curation Centre (DCC) are delighted to invite you to this in-person forum designed for data librarians and research support professionals working within the physical sciences across the UK and EU. 

Over two days, attendees will engage in knowledge exchange, community discussions, and networking opportunities, all centred on the challenges, opportunities, and emerging solutions in research data management for the physical sciences. 

With keynote presentations, poster sessions, lightning talks, demonstrations, and interactive discussions, the event aims to foster collaboration and innovation. By connecting professionals in academia, industry, and support roles, we hope to create a vibrant community dedicated to enabling frictionless data sharing, open collaboration, and a digitally integrated research ecosystem. 

This event will also showcase the work of PSDI and seek input from the community to guide future priorities. 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This forum is ideal for anyone directly supporting research data in physical sciences research across the UK and EU, including: 

WHY ATTEND?

• Connect with peers across academia and industry. 
• Exchange knowledge on best practices, tools, and strategies. 
• Contribute your experience and work through posters / talks 
• Discover PSDI’s work and influence its future priorities. 
• Gain insights into the evolving role of research support in the physical sciences. 

REGISTER INTEREST

This event will be free to attend, but spaces are limited. Applications to attend will open in January; however, to be among the first to receive the application form, please fill out this interest form with your details. Some financial assistance for travel and accommodation will be available.

Register your interest here

Join us to help shape the future of research data in the physical sciences. Let’s work together to build a stronger, more connected community.