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The final phase of your research project

As your research project nears its conclusion, you need to manage your results and data appropriately and consider how they might be used in the future. Here you will find guidance on what you need to do during the final phase and after the project has ended, such as how to preserve research data and what opportunities exist for utilising research results.

Archiving and preserving research data

Here you will find guidance on how to manage research data once a project has ended, including what should be archived, how long the data should be retained, and how to ensure that the material remains accessible and usable over time.

Read more about archiving and preserving research data

Innovation and research utilization

Here you will find information on how research results can be put to good use outside academia, for example through collaboration, commercialisation or other forms of utilization.

Read more about innovation and research utilization