Yoda is a research data management service that enables you to store, share, archive and publish your research data throughout the research lifecycle. Working with Yoda is in line with the FAIR principles and open science. Yoda is suitable for a wide variety of data types and formats, including sensitive personal data.

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Welcome to Yoda for Social Sciences! Yoda is a share-collaborate environment for research data.

If you have set up Yoda, you can now log in. On this page you will find an overview of the different institutions that use Yoda. They all have their own Yoda URL to access and log in: one for the web portal and one to connect to the Network Disk. Two ways of logging in

Yoda allows you to store and manage your research data in a secure way. In Yoda, you can collaborate with others by sharing data, adding metadata in order to provide context to your data, archiving data to secure it, and publishing your data to make it FAIR.

Yoda is a research data management service that enables researchers and their partners to securely deposit, share, publish and preserve large amounts of research data during all stages of a research project. All documentation is styled using …

Yoda is a data repository built and maintained by Utrecht University. Yoda can store and share all kinds of scientific research data in a safe way (encrypted, stored in multiple geo locations). Yoda takes care of publishing research data with its metadata as datasets and making them findable for different harvesters.

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Yoda is a research data management solution developed by Utrecht University and used by multiple institutes around the world. It enables researchers and their partners to securely deposit, share, publish and preserve large amounts of research data …

Yoda is a research data management service that enables you to not only store, but also to share, archive, and publish your research data. The software has been developed at Utrecht University and is used by multiple organisations, both in the Netherlands and abroad.