NFDI Satellite Event @Joint Conference of Digital Libraries 2022

(Published on 02.06.2022) We invite you to the virtual NFDI Satellite Event at the Joint Conference of Digital Libraries (JCDL) 2022 on 23 June 2022. The JCDL 2022 will bring together researchers and practitioners from the research data and the digital libraries communities. Different consortia give an insight into their work and show challenges and solutions. There will be five workshops and a panel discussion. Additionally, director Prof. Dr. York Sure-Vetter will give a keynote speech. Click here to read more about the programme.

Schedule

09:00	Opening and Welcome
09:30	Parallel Sessions
	Workshop: Catalysis RDM – From Ontologies to Electronic Lab Notebooks
	Workshop: Are there a million ways to describe the world? Or how to share your authority without losing control
	Panel: Everything FAIR and Open? Restrictions on data publications
11:00	Break
11:30	Parallel Sessions
	Workshop: The Open Research Knowledge Graph in NFDI4Ing and NFDI4DataScience
	Workshop: RDM and DP communities: Finding the common ground to develop a collaborative future service landscape
	Workshop: Decentralized Storage for Digital Preservation
13:00	Lunch Break
14:00	Parallel Sessions
	Workshop: The Open Research Knowledge Graph in NFDI4Ing and NFDI4DataScience (Part 2)
	Workshop: RDM and DP communities: Finding the common ground to develop a collaborative future service landscape (Part 2)
	Workshop: Decentralized Storage for Digital Preservation (Part 2)
15:00	Keynote: York Sure-Vetter
16:00	End of Satellite Event

The registration is now open. You can choose to only register for the NFDI Satellite event via EventBrite without taking part in JCDL itself. Attendance at the NFDI Satellite Event is entirely free of charge.

Register today to take part in this interdisciplinary workshop day!

Funding for new basic service nfdi.software

by Nathalie Hartl | Jul 8, 2024 | News, Press

Base4NFDI is delighted to announce that the nfdi.software proposal has been accepted for funding of the initialisation phase following the Consortia Assembly’s decision!
This marks a growth in NFDI’s initiative to build basic services for consortia and demonstrates a step forward in the efforts to create RDM-enabling services from across the German research landscape.