Research Environment Training Sessions: Using Genomics England data for publications and reports

Our participants’ privacy is absolutely paramount, which is why we heavily restrict export of data from the Research Environment. In this training session, we will look at what you are and are not allowed to export, and how you can ensure your exports are compliant. We will look at the tools available in the Research Environment for compiling and composing your data. We will cover using the Airlock tool for export.

Where publications or theses require supporting evidence that is potentially identifiable, we will look at how you can enable access to this supporting data for reviewers or examiners without exporting it from the Research Environment.

You are only allowed to attend this session if you are eligible for data access. This means that you are a Research Network or Discovery Forum member that has met the necessary verification checks and passed our Information Governance training course. If you do not meet this criterion by 9th September 2024, you will be unregistered for this session.

Agenda

13.30 Introduction and admin

13.35 Rules for data export from the Research Environment

13.45 How to ensure your exports are compliant with rules

14.00 Working with LibreOffice in the Research Environment

14.15 Using the Airlock

14.20 Sharing data with reviewers and examiners within the Research Environment

14.45 Getting help and questions

Learning objectives

After this training you will know:

• What you can and can’t export from the Research Environment
• How to compile your data for export
• How to export data using the Airlock

Target audience

This training is aimed at researchers:

• working with the Genomics England Research Environment
• hoping to publish a paper, report, dissertation or thesis using Genomics England data