Events
Research Data Day 2024 in NRW
The 4th NRW-wide Research Data Day will take place on the 12th of November 2024 under the motto ‘Into the data garden: Make your research bloom’.
HHU is participating this year too.
The event will begin with joint virtual morning program organized by fdm.nrw. You can find the complete program as well as the registration options here.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation e-mail with a Zoom link to the virtual venue.
The afternoon is reserved for the local program of the participating institutions.
HHU Research Data Management Competence Centre (RDMC) would like to offer the opportunity to come together and exchange ideas on RDM-related topics across faculties.
The afternoon program will start at 13 o’clock at “Forum des Austauschs” in the O.A.S.E. (ground floor, building 16.61) with contributions from current research data practice at HHU.
You are welcome to join us. A registration is not necessary.
HHU afternoon program
| 13:00–13:10 | Welcome | Kathrin Kessen, Direktorin ULB | |
| 13:15–13:45 | Dirk Fleischer | FDMK | Data publications - fertiliser for a good harvest in the data garden |
| 13:50–14:20 | Stefan Reiners-Selbach | Koordinator für Digital Humanities HHU | Forschungsdaten? In den Geisteswissenschaften?! |
| 14:25–14:55 | Ksenia Krooß | Center for Advanced Imaging | Towards FAIR bioimaging – NFDI4BIOIMAGE and its contribution to an organized bioimage lifecycle |
| 14:55–15:30 | Break | Poster FDMK | |
| 15:30–16:00 | Tom Boissonnet | Center for Advanced Imaging | Day-to-day image data management with OMERO |
| 16:05–16:35 | Prof. Dr. Katrin Weller | Institut für Sozialwissenschaften | Datenvielfalt in den Sozialwissenschaften – Von Surveydaten zu Digitalen Verhaltensdaten |
| 16:35–17:00 | Poster FDMK |
Your RDMC will be present during the afternoon too and will provide practical information about RDM tools. You are welcome to approach us with questions or suggestions, or to discuss with us issues connected to RDM.
Additional information about the contributions can be found here:
Quantitative Sozialwissenschaften nutzen traditionell insbesondere Umfragedaten als Basis für die Forschung. Seit einigen Jahren kommen aus verschiedenen Quellen und insbesondere aus Online-Plattformen, Digitale Verhaltensdaten hinzu. Der Vortrag gibt einen Einblick in das Forschungsdatenmanagement und die Archivierung sozialwissenschaftlicher Forschungsdaten und zeigt auf, vor welchen Herausforderung das Feld angesichts einer Vielfalt neuartiger Datentypen steht.