UiO's Digital Scholarship Center (DSC) can help you take advantage of digital tools and methods in your research. We offer support with data management, visualization, digital research methods, and digital skill development.
Research Data Management at UiO
Having proper Research Data Management (RDM) routines will help you save time, enables sharing and reuse of data, and promotes open science. However, RDM in a digital context can be challenging and complex. We offer guidance and consultation on RDM topics including:
- data management plans (DMP)
- classification and storage
- organization, documentation, and metadata
- legal questions (i.e.privacy, copyright, and licensing)
- archiving and sharing
Digital research methods
On these pages you will find overviews and user guides on digital research methods for researchers and students. There will be information about relevant digital research methods in many subject areas.
Currently, we have information about text mining - or digital research methods for those working with text data.
Need advice?
Visit us at the room 230, in the 2nd floor of Niels Henrik Abels hus.
Or send us an email to research-data@uio.no
Digital scholarship communities
Interested in teaching or helping at workshops? Join us in:
Do you have any suggestions for workshops or seminars or questions about the workshops? Send an email to digitalscholarship@ub.uio.no
Courses and workshops
DSC organises courses, workshops, and events related to digital scholarship and digital skill development including Carpentries and CodeRefinery.
Other useful resources
- Digital tools and methods from USIT and the University Library.
- Overview of the computing resources at the University of Oslo
- Knowledge hubs at UiO (Norwegian only) with specific areas like text analysis, video and sound data, etc.
About DSC project
The DSC project is an ongoing project at the UiO Library. The goal of this project is to develop a visible and accessible hub where researchers can get assistance and advice regarding challenges they face within digital research process. We would love to hear your feedback!