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Isaac Pratt

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Research Data Management SpecialistMcMaster University

Research

Research areas, by share of publications

Research areas are derived from OpenAlex topics of their publications.

23 publications.

01

McMaster University Research Data Management (RDM) Institutional Strategy, 2023-2025

Pratt I, Evering D, Brodeur JJ

2023First author
02

McMaster University Research Data Management (RDM) Institutional Strategy, 2023-2025

Pratt I, Evering D, Brodeur JJ

2023First author
03

Dataverse Depositor Checklist

Evering D, Pratt I

2023Senior author
04

Dataverse Curation Log

Evering D, Pratt I

2023Senior author
05

A Vision for Research Data Management (RDM) at McMaster

Pratt I, Evering D, Brodeur JJ

2022First author
06

The Current State of Research Data Management (RDM) at McMaster

Evering D, Pratt I, Brodeur JJ

2022
07

Bone microstructure and bone mineral density are not systemically different in Antarctic icefishes and related Antarctic notothenioids

Ashique AM, Atake OJ, Ovens K, Guo R, Pratt IV, Detrich HW, Cooper DML, Desvignes T, Postlethwait JH, Eames BF

Journal of Anatomy202210 citations
08

Essentials of open data sharing.

Pratt I

2021First author
09

Project Design Questionnaire for Social Media Research Projects

Zeffiro A, Van HE, Brodeur J, Pratt I

2021Senior author
10

DMDS: Best Practices for Managing Data in your Research.

Pratt I

2021First author

Roles and appointments

  • Research Data Management Specialist, McMaster University
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