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Presentation from the Astromat Workshop at MetSoc 2026: Data Management Bootcamp for Astromaterials Researchers

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Kerstin LehnertRuolin Deng


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This includes two presentations from the Astromat Workshop at MetSoc 2026. The workshop aims to help researchers navigate the landscape of astromaterials sample data, from finding and accessing lab analytical data, to generating Open Science Data Management Plans (OSDMPs) for funding proposals, to documenting their own lab analytical data following community best practices, to depositing and archiving data in compliance with funders’ and journals’ policies. We specifically aim at early-career researchers to help them develop skills in digital cosmochemistry and make them aware of the resources available to support their data management. The workshop is organized by the Astromaterials Data System (Astromat), NASA’s designated archive for laboratory analytical data of returned samples.


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Lehnert, K., Deng, R., 2026. Presentation from the Astromat Workshop at MetSoc 2026: Data Management Bootcamp for Astromaterials Researchers, Version 1.0. Astromaterials Data Archive. https://doi.org/10.60707/5zk1-dr84 Accessed 2026-10-01.

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