This site uses cookies
By clicking accept or continuing to use this site, you agree to our use of cookies. For more details about cookies and how to manage them, please see our Privacy Notice.
ScholarBank@NUS will be undergoing a planned server migration from 6 July to 10 July 2026. During this period, some system functions will be unavailable, including login, new content deposits, and access to restricted files. Publicly accessible content will remain available where possible. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Due to renovation works, selected books housed in the closed stacks will be temporarily unavailable from 22 June 2026 to 31 December 2026.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Should you require assistance or have any queries, please contact us at loans@nus.edu.sg.
-
Borrowing & Requests
Borrowing & Requests
Recommend Articles, Books & Other Materials for Purchase
Can’t find a resource you need in our libraries? Send us your request and we’ll source for it
Intralibrary Loan
Request for a book to be sent to another library within NUS Libraries for collection
-
Services & Help
Services & Help
Guides & Tools
Discover our many resources for research, learning and teaching - from how-to guides, to databases and other powerful tools!
Research Starter-kit
Learn about research tools such as Proxy Bookmarklet, BrowZine, Citation Managers and FindIt! with Google Scholar
-
Spaces
Spaces
-
Collections
Collections
- What's on
Research funders are increasingly mandating that researchers submit a data management plan when applying for grants. However, such plans are not meant to be a static record. When prepared as living documents, they can serve as a handy blueprint to reduce the chances of data loss and decision fatigue amidst the day-to-day research activities. Furthermore, they can serve as a guide for onboarding new researchers or when collaborating with others on a new project.
Join this webinar to take a closer look at the benefits of data management plans (DMP), what they entail and the key components of a DMP in the NUS context.
Resources
Learn
- How a well-crafted data management plan can be used as a blueprint for effective management of research data throughout a research lifecycle
- To identify and describe key components of a data management plan
Speakers
Siti Nur Fairuz Sheikh Ismail
Librarian
Siti Nur Fairuz is a Librarian at NUS Libraries, where she specialises in providing support for researchers in scholarly communication and research data management. Leveraging her academic background, she bridges the gap between complex research workflows and best practices in research data management, helping the NUS community navigate the evolving landscape of scholarly publishing and data stewardship. Fairuz earned her Bachelor’s degree and PhD in Chemistry from NUS.
All NUS staff and students are welcome.
Booking availability on a first-come, first-served basis.
For enquiries on Research Data Management resources
For general enquiries
Disclaimer
All information provided on the presentations is on an “as is” basis and you agree that you use such information entirely at your own risk. NUS Libraries does not in any way, expressly or implicitly, endorse any third party products, processes
or services.
NUS Libraries prohibits the use of presentation slides without permission.
NUS Libraries prohibits the use of presentation slides without permission.
Terms & Conditions
By registering for this event, you hereby consent to National University of Singapore (NUS) collecting, using, retaining and/or disclosing your personal data to certain approved third parties for the purpose of processing, handling and managing your
participation in the event.
