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9 9  == What are materials and data in Art & Research? ==
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11 -Before exploring the individual project stages, it is useful to understand what we mean by **materials and data** in artistic and research practice. These are not limited to measurements, spreadsheets or scientific datasets, but can also include sketches, photographs, recordings, interviews, notes, prototypes, software, documentation or other materials created and collected during a project.
11 +//Before exploring the individual project stages, it is useful to understand what we mean by **materials and data** in the context of artistic and research practice.//
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13 -In artistic research especially, **materials, processes, documentation and outputs** are often closely connected. Thinking about them early on helps you organise, protect and preserve your work, and makes it easier to decide what can later be shared, published or reused.
13 +//Research data are not limited to measurements, spreadsheets or scientific datasets. Artistic and research processes can generate a wide variety of digital and analogue materials that document the development, methods and results of a project.//
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16 16  == Where are you in your project? ==
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18 18  You can enter the navigator according to the current stage of your project:
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43 43  You do not need to follow these stages in a strict order. Many topics – such as copyright, data protection or data management – may be relevant at several points during a project.
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