Research at GDD¶
This section covers the practical side of doing research in the group: how to set a project up so that someone else can follow it, which resources and services are available to you, where to get trained, how to get ethical approval, and what has to be in place before a paper goes out.
The aim is to answer the recurring questions — Where does this file go? Which cluster do I use? Who approves this? What do I need before submission? — so that they are settled once rather than re-solved by each person.
This section is a living set of pages. Several are deliberately thin at the moment and are marked as such; the outline below shows what each one is for, so you can tell whether an answer is missing or simply not written down yet.
Related sections
Guidance specific to generative AI lives in Artificial Intelligence.
How to use this section¶
- Starting a project? Begin with Organizing your research project, then check IRB processes before any data collection.
- Need a tool, a server, or an account? See Resources.
- New to a method, or looking for reading? See Training & reference materials.
- Getting ready to submit? Work through the Publication checklist.
In this section¶
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Organizing your research project
Minimum project structure, what the README should say, and where things belong. Work in progress.
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Storage, computational resources, productivity and communication tools, surveys, external-facing infrastructure, and UNIGE services.
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Training & reference materials
Required and recommended training, reference texts, and the GDD physical library.
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When approval is needed, which committee applies, and how amendments and reporting work.
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What to do when finalizing your publication for submission.