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Data Management Support

SLU Data Management Support (DMS) assists SLU employees with data management - from planning, including data management plans, to publishing, long-term preservation, archiving and the reuse of research and environmental assessment data.

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SLU Data Management Guides

Here you will find resources to help you plan your data management, write a data management plan, publish data, find already published data and much more.

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Data from environmental monitoring and assessment

Read more about SLU's systematic approach to data management in environmental monitoring and assessment and the support available.

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How to publish data via SND

All SLU staff can publish scientific data and data descriptions free of charge via the Swedish National Data Service (SND). Read our guide to find out how!

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Recently published SLU data

SLU data in SND's research data catalogue, curated by DMS. All SLU data in SND's research data catalogue

  • Data for: "Host dependent specialized metabolism of nitrogen export...

    The datafiles contain protein model structures as .pdb file format (Protein Data Bank) for the enzyme "2-oxoglutarate dehydrogenase/decarboxylase" of different Frankia species, in relation to the publication. These protein models were generated in silico on SWISS-Model website, using the crystal structure of Mycobacterium smegmatis (reference A0R2B1) and Staphylococcus epidermis (reference Q5HPC6) are templates. The modeling was performed using standard parameters, as described by the website...

  • Physiological response of goldsinny wrasse to global climate change

    In order to understand the physiological effects of global climate change on goldsinny wrasse, a multi-stressor experiment was conducted exposing the fish to four weeks of experimental conditions with treatments consisting of control conditions (salinity approx 28, temp 13°C, pH approx 8.1), low salinity (17), high temperature (19°C), low ph (7.5) and the combination of all three stressors combined (multi-stressor treatment salinity 17, temp 19°C, and pH 7.5). Potential physiological stress...

Published: 11 October 2024 - Page editor: dms@slu.se
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