Research Data Day in NRW

Research usually begins like a seed, from which a large project emerges over time through research data. Data that is supposed to grow needs a lot of care so that it can blossom and bear fruit. A variety of practices and tools for research data management can help you with this.

Under the motto "Into the data garden: Let your research bloom!" the State Initiative for Research Data Management - fdm.nrw organised a NRW-wide virtual morning program at November 12, 2024 with exciting presentations.

In the afternoon, we invited you to a networking meeting on research data management in the library hall (Bibliothekssaal) at the UDE campus in Essen.

Program

Online lectures as part of the NRW-wide morning program of the state initiative for research data management - fdm.nrw

Keynote speech by Prof. Dr. Björn Usadel (FAIRgro and Dataplant) and three lightning talks on RDM from research practice. Among others, Prof. Dr. Karola Pitsch from the UDE spoke.

On site at the Essen campus: Maintaining the data garden properly: Exchange and impulses from research practice

Welcome address: Prof. Dr. Pedro José Marrón | Vice-Rector for Transfer, Innovation & Digitalisation

Dr. Elena Vieth | Institute of Psychology

Von der Datenerhebung bis zur Bereitstellung: Erstellung von Forschungsdatenmanagement-Plänen in der Psychologie | Impulse lecture and network table

Dr. Daniel Deimel | Institute of Educational Sciences

Forschungsdaten in den Bildungswissenschaften | Impulse lecture and network table

Dr. Kai-Uwe Loser | Data Protection Officer

Das Verhältnis von Datenschutz und Forschungsfreiheit | Impulse lecture and theme table

Dr. Daniel Dangel | Research Funding | Science Support Center

Erst planen, dann ernten! - Umgang mit Forschungsdaten in Drittmittelanträgen | Impulse lecture and theme table

Escape Room RDM: Where has the data gone?

Poster exhibition

As part of the event, participants had the opportunity to find out more about RDM topics at the UDE in a poster exhibition.

We were pleased to receive contributions from the consortium NFDIxCS and the Data Competence Center Rhine-Ruhr (DKZ.2R), the INF projects of SFB / TRR 270 HoMMage, SFB / TRR 196 MARIE, SFB / TRR 269 LOCOTACT, CRC 1430 and the network terahertz.NRW. And, of course, we provided insights into the support services offered by the RDS.