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myLaminin Perspectives
What Research Project Metadata Should be Captured to Support FAIR and Open Science Principles?
To support FAIR and Open Science principles, research projects must capture metadata across three categories: descriptive (e.g., title, keywords), administrative (e.g., funding, ethics), and technical (e.g., file formats, tools). Structured metadata makes research discoverable, accessible, ethical, and reusable—extending its value. Tools like myLaminin streamline this through integrated metadata capture and research data management.
Alain Lai
May 284 min read
The Use of Synthetic Data in Research – What Is It, Pros, Cons, and Risks
What Is Synthetic Data? Synthetic data is information that is artificially generated by computers rather than real-world events. The goal...
Nashia Hussain
May 215 min read
Research Security Reimagined - A Better Way to Address Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Ethics Across Disciplines
Today’s research landscape is increasingly complex, requiring a flexible, integrated approach to cybersecurity, privacy, and ethics. myLaminin proposes a modern Research Security Office (RSO) framework with core protections—cybersecurity, data privacy, ethics, export controls, and research integrity—plus modular, discipline-specific components. This proactive model supports secure, ethical, and collaborative research across diverse domains.
Ash Bassili
May 75 min read
Facilitating Seamless Research Collaboration - Important Features of Commercial RDM Services
Modern research is global, cross-disciplinary, and complex. Teams need more than storage — they need secure, compliant, intelligent collaboration tools. That’s why they choose myLaminin.
myLaminin
May 54 min read
Location Matters: Understanding Data Sovereignty and Residency in Commercial RDM SaaS for Global Research
Does your research data management (RDM) platform easily support research data sovereignty, facilitate cross-jurisdictional collaboration, and regulatory compliance?
Ash Bassili
Apr 234 min read
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