Data Management Plan
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All the research data produced will be managed in line with the FAIR principles(Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable). Data Collected during Project: Data collected through my study willinclude synthesis of chemical compounds (small molecules and polymers) and the consequent characterization data(1H, 13C, NMR, IR, m.pt., and mass spectroscopy) following product purification, data pertaining to the catalyticactivity of immobilized catalysts cf. parent catalysts (in the H/D exchange of organic molecules), and data resultingfrom literature searches. Data Format: The experimental work will be recorded in electronic laboratory notebooks,stored on the UL OneDrive. Similarly, all primary data (e.g., NMR raw FID files) will be saved on the UL OneDrive,and accessible by me and the host and co-supervisors (and made available upon request). All spectra will be indexedaccording to the initials followed by experiment number (e.g., LR_001) for rapid identification. Metadata: The projectwill document information about the context, content, quality, provenance, and/or accessibility of the data used. Thiswill also include information embedded in the raw FID files. Additionally, the project will seek to documentinformation about authors, dates and brief descriptions for scanned PDFs, notebooks, and lab work. Archiving Data:Data will be stored for a minimum of three years beyond the completion of the project. If inventions or newtechnologies are developed from the project, access to data will be restricted until invention disclosures and/orprovisional patent filings are made with the University of Ljubljana Knowledge Transfer Office The data acquiredand preserved as part of the proposed research will be governed by the University of Ljubljana policies regardingintellectual property, record retention, and data management.