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Coscine Passes into Regular Operation!

April 17th, 2023 | by
Coscine logo with confetti bag as an i-dot

Source: Own illustration

The time has come! Coscine – the platform for research data management (RDM) is moving into regular operation as of April 2023 and we are popping the corks!

Find out more about how Coscine came to be and what it means for you in this blog post.

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Archive Migration – The Journey Continues!

June 29th, 2022 | by

 

Mammoth

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Archive migration is probably what is called a mammoth project in IT. In addition to the enormous size of around 1.7 petabytes (PB) that needs to be migrated, some of the data has been stored in the archive for a very long time. This in itself is a great result and testimony to a secure and stable archive, but this circumstance caused the project team around the archive migration one or the other challenge.

 

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FAIR-Data Spaces – How does locally stored data get into the cloud-based data space?

January 19th, 2022 | by
Cloud computing

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On our FDM blog, we recently shared news about Gaia-X and FAIR-Data Spaces. FAIR-Data Spaces is a cloud-based data space for science and business, made possible and developed with the help of collaboration between Gaia-X and the NFDI.

The project

  • designs the roadmap for collaboration between the two initiatives,
  • clarifies ethical and legal frameworks for data exchange between science and industry,
  • develops common technical principles
  • and demonstrates the use of Gaia-X technologies for making research data available and usable along FAIR principles in different scientific disciplines and industries.

But how does local data get into the cloud-based data space? To show this data space from a user perspective, we would like to explain the process steps and the technical background in more detail.

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Onboarding – Digital and with Heart

November 24th, 2021 | by
Two women in a video conference smile at the camera

Nicole in interview
Source: Own illustration

An insight into the work of a data steward

Nicole has been working as a “Data Steward” at the IT Center since February.
Among other things, she supports researchers in managing their research data. But that’s not all.
In this interview, she tells us what other tasks this job entails and how she experienced her induction at the IT Center. Read the rest of this entry »

Bye, bye simpleArchive – Life is simple, but not easy… or is it?

September 27th, 2021 | by
Archive

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On October 5, the time has come: We say goodbye to simpleArchive. What this service has made possible for us and how you can archive research data in the future, you can read in this blog post.

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Background knowledge on the research data storage

September 24th, 2021 | by
Cyperspace data cable electronic

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We already reported on the commissioning of the new research data storage system at the beginning of the year. In this article, we take a closer look at the process level of the storage system.

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(Deutsch) Coscine und der Forschungsdaten-Storage

May 26th, 2021 | by

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Coscine – The new integration platform for research data

May 10th, 2021 | by

Source: Own illustration

Coscine is a platform of the IT Center that supports researchers in working with their research data. Coscine stands for Collaborative Scientific Integration Environment. The pilot phase with the first users has started and will be used for user-oriented further development of the platform.

We are very pleased to be able to briefly introduce the platform to you. Have fun reading! Read the rest of this entry »

(Deutsch) Der neue Forschungsdaten-Storage ist in Betrieb!

February 24th, 2021 | by

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(Deutsch) Neue Hardware für den Forschungsdaten-Storage

October 26th, 2020 | by

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