Examples from the Turing#
Paper section 3 and Supplementary 2.
Section 3: RCM roles in practice#
Section 3.1 describes projects at The Alan Turing Institute that had institutionally supported RCM roles, starting with The Turing Way in 2019. Supplementary 2 gives the full table of project examples.
Section 3.2: A team-based approach#
The Turing’s RCM team set six shared goals:
Embed open, inclusive, and reproducible research practices.
Ensure a shared understanding of goals, roadmap, and processes.
Facilitate stakeholder engagement and collaboration.
Provide technical support and domain expertise.
Co-create, maintain, and communicate project resources.
Amplify and champion community learnings and achievements.
Practical uses#
Adapt the six goals when drafting goals for a community-management team. The team’s own goals page records how it applied them.
Use section 3.2.1 as an example of how the team was led, supported, and housed within the Tools, Practices and Systems programme.