Welcome!
Welcome to the RWTH blog around the topic of Research Data Management (RDM).
The Data Life Cycle, Source: Own illustration
Every researcher engages in data management – regardless of whether the research area is humanities and social sciences, life sciences, natural sciences or engineering: Data is collected, recorded and analyzed everywhere.
This blog is dedicated to the broad topic of Research Data Management in weekly posts.
In addition to the advising services and continuing education offers, this news platform was created to provide information about current developments, upcoming events at RWTH and other institutions, and RWTH best practices and use cases.
The blog supplements the RDM web pages of RWTH with weekly contributions, which form a good basis with descriptive basic information. The common goal: A planned and well-structured research data management. For everyone.
Have fun reading!
CURRENT POSTS
- RDM Workshops in the 2nd Half of the Year – Register Now!
- Case Study Voyager 1 – Why RDM Is Important
- What Does a Data Steward Actually Do?
- A Really Good „IDEA“ – The New RDM-Podcast
- Coscine Mailing List
- DFG recommends funding for 3 NFDI consortia with RWTH participation
USE CASES
- FDM Use Case I: SFB 985 – Funktionelle Mikrogele und Mikrogelsysteme
- FDM Use Case II – Lehrstuhl für Technische Thermodynamik (LTT)
- A Really Good „IDEA“ – The New RDM-Podcast
- Case Study Voyager 1 – Why RDM Is Important
- FDM erklärt – Datensicherheit
Learn more from RWTH practice …
