How open is possible, how closed is necessary? Navigating data sharing whilst working with personal data
In the interests of transparency and research integrity, researchers are encouraged to open up more of their research process, including sharing data. However, for researchers working with personal data, including interview and medical data, there are important considerations for sharing. This event will bring together researchers from a range of disciplines to share their experiences and strategies for open research when working with personal data.
The panel will discuss if and how this type of data can be made openly available, the balance between the work involved to anonymise data and benefits to research and society for making it available, and consider the legal frameworks researchers are working within in the UK.
This is a hybrid event, please select the correct ticket type when booking.
In-person: Room G22, North-West Building, UCL Bloomsbury. Click for campus map
Online: Zoom webinar. Joining instructions will be sent before the event
Chair:
Dr Douglas Gray, Head of Human Research Governance, the Francis Crick Institute
Panel:
Dr Stella Tsoli, Research Officer, LSE Health Inequalities Lab
Professor Gabriella Vigliocco, Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychology, UCL
If you have any questions about this event, please contact library.openresearch@lse.ac.uk
