Kategorie: ‘Services’
Do You Already Know the PID Network Project?
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In May, the virtual dialogue platform pid-network.de and the social media channels on Mastodon and Twitter went online to provide information on developments around the topic of persistent identifiers (PID). Behind this is the project PID Network Germany, which was launched in March and which we would like to introduce in our new blog post.
Survey on the Future Development of the DataCite Metadata Schema
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The DataCite team has launched a survey on the future design of the DataCite metadata schema. Have you participated yet?
Follow-up Report – Coscine @ Coffee Lecture
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On May 31, 2023, Coscine was presented as part of the Coffee Lecture series of the Thuringian Competence Network for Research Data Management. This time, everything revolved around the topic of “FAIR research data management (RDM) from the very beginning”. Coscine offers an innovative solution for storing, managing and archiving research and metadata. The goal is to support researchers in their work and to promote collaboration across organizational boundaries. Learn how fair RDM works in Coscine and how Coscine can be used in this blog post.
IAM4NFDI on the Way to the NFDI-Wide Basic Service
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On March 31, the first funding decision regarding the basic service financing was made. The consortium meeting unanimously decided to fund the basic service application “Identity and Access Management for the German National Research Data Infrastructure (IAM4NFDI)” through the joint Base4NFDI project. IAM4NFDI is thus the first to take the path to an NFDI-wide basic service.
Presentation of the New NFDI Section “Industry Engagement”
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The sections are an important part of the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI). In October 2021, the first four sections have already started their work. On March 22, the Scientific Senate approved the establishment of the fifth section: Industry Engagement (section-industry).
RDM Explained – Why is RDM Important?
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These days, there is no way around research data management (RDM) in research. But why is that so? And what advantages does RDM offer?
Follow-up Report on the RDM Network Meeting in April
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The last Open Meeting of the RDM network, unlinke past network meetings, was held in Presence on April 12, 2023. Above the rooftops of the city in the conference room of the University Library of RWTH Aachen University, data stewards, RDM managers and RDM interested parties from the university met for the RDM network meeting and to get to know each other.
Build on Data – Community Conference in May
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On May 4 and 5, 2023, the community conference Build on Data – Auf Daten bauen of the DFG project baureka.online on the topic of research data in historical building research and monument preservation will take place in hybrid form. Participants have the opportunity to attend the conference at the Technische Universität in Berlin or to attend it online.
Coscine – Moving From Pilot Phase Into Regular Operation
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A reason to celebrate! After an extensive pilot phase, we can deliver the happy news that Coscine is moving from now on into regular operation. Find out what’s behind Coscine and why this service is the best way to support you in your research data management in this blog post.
RDM in Small Research Projects
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The question of the right research data management (RDM) arises above all for researchers who are still at the beginning of their careers, but also for students who are already taking on smaller research projects. Since they have had little to no contact with RDM to that point, it is unclear to many how research data can be made usable in the long term. Recommendations for RDM in smaller projects can now be found in a new handout by the German Data Forum (RatSWD), part of the Consortium for the Social, Behavioural, Educational and Economic Sciences (KonsortSWD). A set of slides for university teachers was also published together with the handout.
