This presentation will explore exciting new developments in research data management at CU Boulder. As part of a cutting-edge pilot program, our institution has been selected to test and provide feedback on new features of the DMP Tool. In line with the themes of Open Access Week, the DMP Tool is a free, open-source, and community-supported service that makes it easier to create machine-actionable data management and sharing plans (maDMSPs) that meet funder requirements for public access and follow open science best practices. 

During this presentation, members of the project team will introduce:

• An overview of the new DMP Tool features, including the integration of maDMSPs, and their potential impact on research workflows
• Insights into how these tools can be aligned with institutional needs and priorities.
• Strategies for campus-wide coordination to support effective data management across all research disciplines.

This event is a valuable opportunity for faculty, researchers, and administrative staff to gain firsthand knowledge of the tools and resources that will shape the future of research data management at our university. We encourage all members of our academic community to attend and participate in the discussion.