Presentation of findings from the national research data management survey
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1 April 2026
2:30 PM – 4:00 PM -
ICS MUNI, Šumavská 525/33 (building A Šumavská Tower, 15th floor, meeting room), Brno
online
This course is held in the Czech language.
Annotation: How does the Czech research community work with research data? What tools and practices does it use, and what hinders effective data management and sharing?
The first national survey on research data management, conducted by the EOSC CZ initiative in collaboration with the Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences and with support from the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, provides the answers.
More than 1,000 principal investigators from across disciplines and institutions participated in the survey, offering a representative view of current research data practices in the Czech Republic.
The meeting will present the survey methodology and key findings – from how data are collected, managed, and shared to the identified needs and barriers, which provide important inputs for the development of the National Data Infrastructure.
The programme will also include time for questions and discussion.
Language: Czech
Speakers: Martin Vávra , Tomáš Čížek , Jan Klusáček , Pavlína Špringerová , Martin Dvořák
Martin Vávra
PhDr Martin Vávra, Ph.D., works at the Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences in the Czech Social Science Data Archive department. He completed his doctoral studies in sociology at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University. His current work focuses primarily on the management and archiving of data from sociological research, as well as on research methodology in sociology. His broader research interests include the sociology of social values and public attitudes towards foreigners. He is a co-author of the monographs Inventura předsudků (Academia, 2017) and Vývoj empirického sociologického výzkumu na území Československa (Karolinum, 2023).
Tomáš Čížek
Mgr. Tomáš Čížek works at the Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences in the Czech Social Science Data Archive, where he serves as an archive manager. In addition, he focuses on issues related to sensitive data in the social sciences and the protection of personal data, the FAIRification of research data, and the history of empirical research in sociology.
Jan Klusáček
Mgr. Jan Klusáček works at the Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences in the Czech Social Science Data Archive and is a doctoral candidate at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague. His research focuses on quantitative data analysis, indicators of quality of life, and the sociology of the family.
Pavlína Špringerová and Martin Dvořák (EOSC CZ) will participate in the presentation as moderators.
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