D5-1: Research data management

Content

Research data management (RDM) refers to the process of transforming, selecting and storing research data with the aim of making them accessible, re-usable and reproducible independently from the data author for a long period of time. This course gives an introduction to the main aspects and recommendations for research data management.
Topics: ·

• Why Research Data Management?
• Funding Guidelines
• Data formats and Metadata
• Long Term Archivation and Repositories
• Publication, Persistent Identifiers

Duration

Approx. 90 minutes

Registration

Central Campus (ICMC):

In winter semester 2024/25 you can use our self-study course in Moodle (in German).

Additionally, you can book individual consultancy appointments by videoconferencing via our Ask an expert page.

D5-2: Data management plan

In this workshop you will learn how to write a Data Management Plan according to funder standards (Horizon2020, DFG, BMBF etc.).

Duration

Approx. 90 minutes

Registration

Appointments and workshops can be arranged individually in German and in English as online courses (live) via BigBlueButton and on all three library locations.

Contact

Dr. Stefanie Schreiber
T +49 (0)355 69 2362
stefanie.schreiber(at)b-tu.de