Schlagwort: ‘GitLab’
Effective Data Sharing With Coscine – Part 3
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In the second part of the blog series “Effective Data Sharing With Coscine“, we used the Coscine API to create a list of download links to research data in a resource. This list was converted into a structured markup format for better presentation and you learned about various options for displaying certain file types. In the third part, you will now learn how to build on this and create a web page to present your data. We will use the free services of GitHub or optionally GitLab to create and host a static website.
Workshop on the Management of Research Data (RDM II-Compact)
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Research data management (RDM) is an essential part of modern science and research. In order to optimally prepare researchers at RWTH Aachen University for the challenges of handling research data, we offer the RDM II compact workshop once a year. This one-day hands-on workshop takes place on site at the University Library and is aimed at anyone who would like to deepen their knowledge of research data management.
Workshop zum Management von Forschungsdaten (FDM II-kompakt)
, Einmal jährlich bietet das FDM-Team einen eintägigen Kompakt-Workshop (FDM II-kompakt) vor Ort in der Universitätsbibliothek an. Der Hands-On-Workshop bietet die Chance, anhand von praktischen Übungen und im kollegialen Austausch die Inhalte des Selbstlern-Angebots „Überblick zum Management von Forschungsdaten (FDM I)“ zu vertiefen, die Arbeitsweisen zu reflektieren und ggf. zu optimieren. Es werden neben dem Datenmanagement in der Praxis die Themen Datenmanagementpläne, Dokumentation sowie Archivierung und Publikation von Forschungsdaten behandelt und dabei die an der RWTH genutzten Tools Coscine, RDMO, Git/Gitlab und RWTH Publications vorgestellt.
Die ausführliche Kursbeschreibung und Anmeldeoption finden Sie in der Veranstaltungsdatenbank:
Workshop zum Management von Forschungsdaten (FDM II-kompakt)| 13. Juni 2024 | 9 bis 17:00 Uhr | Universitätsbibliothek (Templergraben 61), Raum 313
Link für Promovierende: https://www.rwth-aachen.de/go/id/mkbr/file/5-61389/ <https://www.rwth-aachen.de/go/id/mkbr/file/5-61389/>
Link für Postdocs & akademischen Mittelbau: https://www.rwth-aachen.de/go/id/mkbr/file/5-61391/ <https://www.rwth-aachen.de/go/id/mkbr/file/5-61391/>
Effective Data Sharing with Coscine – Part 1
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Are you currently working on a large research project and using Coscine? Are you already in the final stages and would like to share the data with other colleagues who are not involved in the project? At this point, you are faced with numerous options regarding your research data. In this blog series, we would like to introduce you to some of the most common methods you can use to make your data accessible to people outside of Coscine. (*)
Mastering RDM – Learning Opportunities at the RWTH
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In complex research processes, it is crucial to maintain an overview of research data and develop effective data management strategies. In addition to RDM tools and services, RWTH Aachen University therefore also offers its researchers courses and workshops on research data management (RDM) in order to develop skills in this important area.
The RDM team relies on blended learning, which combines traditional classroom teaching with digital learning methods. The basics are taught in year-round RWTHmoodle courses, which can be completed at any time and at your own pace through self-study. Building on this, what has been learned can be tested, discussed and deepened in regular workshops. In this blog post, you can get an overview of the RWTH’s RDM continuing education offers.
Coscine.nrw – A Milestone for Collaboration in Academia
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Progressive development in the research sector requires not only change, but also efficient cooperation between universities. In this striving for innovation and transparency, the pioneering project Coscine.nrw has taken on a crucial role for the 42 educational institutions in the DH.nrw network. In this blog post, you can find out what this project is all about and how the collaboration is supposed to work.
Follow-up Report – RDM Workshop in Essen
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From June 14-16, 2023, the Coscine team participated in the RDM workshop hosted by Landesinitiative fdm.nrw in Essen. The RDM workshop offered the opportunity to try out different tools, including Coscine. In different sessions, special functions of the individual tools were presented, which could be tried out by the participants during or afterwards. In addition, the workshop was an optimal opportunity to exchange information about the respective tools and to network. (*)
Review Coscine – FAIRly in Love with Research Data
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If you haven’t fallen in love with Coscine yet, you will have fallen under the spell of the research data management platform by February 14, 2023 at the latest – fittingly on the day of love. In this follow-up-report we have summarized the event for you and why Coscine makes your heart race. The event Coscine – FAIRly in Love with Research Data event took place as part of the Love Data Week.
Was the Switch to Digital Successful? – A Stocktaking
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The breakout of the corona pandemic has presented us with new challenges not only in our private and professional lives, but also in the organisation and the conduct of teaching and research. There was a considerable, albeit unplanned surge in digitalisation. The RDM Team at RWTH Aachen University also had to adapt and make adjustments, especially with regard to events and workshops. Meanwhile, two years have passed and it is time to take stock. Was the changeover successful?
Follow-up Report on the Open Meeting of the RDM Network on April 13, 2022
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On April 13, 2022, the data stewards, RDM managers and those interested in RDM at RWTH Aachen University met again for the regular open meeting of the Research Data Management (RDM) network online via Zoom. This time there were two exciting topics: an introduction to the KNIME software and the long-awaited presentation on the dependency analysis of research data at the IoP using GitLab.
