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How can researchers gain recognition beyond traditional publications?

The NFDI4Health consortium is conducting a short survey to explore how data sharing can be better rewarded and which barriers still hold researchers back.

We kindly ask for your support, as your responses will help shape concrete recommendations for improving reputation and recognition in data sharing across the life sciences.

Information at a glance

What: Survey: Reputation, Recognition & Barriers in Health Data Sharing
How long: 16 questions, approx. 10 minuten
Who: Open to all disciplines with a link to health data
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