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  1. Opening the research lifecycle

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    Open research shows how research is done as well as what is done. The principles of open research apply to all stages of the research lifecycle. Your approach should be as open as possible and as closed as necessary.

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  2. Open Research

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    The aim of Open Research is to make knowledge openly available, accessible and reuseable for everyone. The Open Research Team supports researchers at Edge Hill in improving the discoverability and accessibility of their work.

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  3. Share your data

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    Your data are valuable research outputs. Sharing your data can benefit you and your research and it is increasingly required by funders and publishers. You need to plan what, if any, data you will share and how.

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  4. Store your data

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    It's important to consider how and where you will store your data both during and after your research.

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  5. Organise your data

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    Organising your data enables you to document any changes as you go. It helps to demonstrate the provenance of your data when you come to share it. It will also provide an indication of how much storage you may need.

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  6. Plan your data management

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    Research data management is essential for responsible research conduct. Before the start of your research, you should plan how you will manage your data.

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  7. Graduate School news

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    Discover the latest news from the Graduate School.

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  8. Your supervisory team

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    Supervisory teams are small groups of academic staff assigned to individual postgraduate researchers to oversee the development and completion of their research. Find out what our PGR supervisors are responsible for, and who you will be supervised by as a PGR.

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  9. Postgraduate Early Years Placement overview 2024 2025

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  10. Postgraduate Primary Placement overview 2024 2025

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