Academic institutions are facing an overwhelming challenge in managing vast amounts of research data, similar to the issues of an oil spill. Without proper management, valuable data risks becoming unusable or inaccessible. The article explores solutions such as improved storage, open-source tools, and better infrastructure to ensure data remains a usable and collaborative asset, while also addressing the ethical and financial dimensions of data management.

“Detox Your Project” focuses on revitalizing stalled projects by fostering strong community engagement and a sustainable work approach. It emphasizes the importance of small, manageable steps, maintaining accountability, and designing for long-term success. Key strategies include saying no to distractions, addressing burnout, and fostering genuine care within the team to drive progress and prevent failure. The article advocates for mindful, human-centered approaches to project management that encourage resilience and growth.

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