Rhein-Main Universitäten (RMU)

This year's focus is on opportunities for sustainable data publication. A wide variety of subject-specific repositories for research data will be presented. Lectures on research data publications in academic performance assessment and on data trusteeship for sensitive research data round off the program. 

Program:

9:00 a.m.: Welcome

9:10 a.m.: Introduction to re3data – A directory for research data repositories – Charlotte Neidiger (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)

9:40 a.m.: DARIAH-DE – Research infrastructure for the humanities and cultural sciences – Dr. Daniel Kurzawe (SUB Göttingen)

10:00 a.m.: Long-term availability, archiving, and FAIR with IANUS. Requirements for research data to fulfill good scientific practice – Juliane Watson (German Archaeological Institute)

10:20 a.m.: FAIRness in evaluation? Data publications in research assessment – Dr. Jan Rohden (German Research Foundation)

10:50 a.m.:  Break

11:10 a.m.:  PANGAEA and its contribution to sustainable data management – Lars Möller (MARUM)

11:30 a.m.:  Publishing biodiversity data with GFBio – the GFBio Data Submission and Brokerage Service – Judith Engel (GFBio)

11:50 a.m.:  NOMAD: A Federated Research Data Infrastructure Transforming Materials Science Laboratories – Dr. Ahmed Mansour (Humboldt University Berlin)

12:10 p.m.:   NmrXiv: Advancing NMR Research through Open Data – Venkata Nanaila (University of Jena)

12:30 p.m.:  Break

12:50 p.m.: QualitadataNet – “Central point of entry” for questions about data sharing and the reuse of qualitative data – Dr. Kati Mozygemba (SOCIUM, University of Bremen)

1:10 p.m.: Care to Share? Data sharing at GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences – Dr. Anja Perry (GESIS)

1:30 p.m.: Data trustees for science – Requirements for a research data law – Dr. Daniel Vorgrimler (DESTATIS)

2:00 p.m.: End of event