Sharing your results

Open Research practice Share the citation and access information for your deposited data along with your research publications, enabling others to access and potentially reuse it	Links to resources University of Southampton Library: Research Data	Alignment with FAIR Findable & Accessible
Share your results in an open and suitable long-term format	UK Data Service: Recommended File Formats (overview) Library of Congress Recommended Formats (detailed analysis)	Findable, Accessible & Reusable
Openly share your negative or inconclusive findings, even if not intended for formal publication	Publishing negative results is good for science | Findable & Accessible | | | Why (and how) we should publish negative data |
Publish your research findings in open access journals and/or deposit them in open access repositories with a permissive reuse licence	University of Southampton Library: Open Access	Accessible & Reusable
Reach out to journalists, science communicators, or bloggers to share your research in a way that is engaging and understandable for the general public	The Turing Way: A handbook for reproducible, ethical and collaborative research: guide for communication	While not directly addressing with FAIR principles, public communication increases awareness and understanding of your research

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