Researchers from TU Graz and TU Wien will report on their experiences with DMPs, the practical implementation of the FAIR principles, and the use of institutional RDM services. Additionally, there will be the opportunity to ask questions and contribute your
At the invitation of Graz University of Technology, the FAIR Data Austria team met for a project meeting in Graz. After a brief review of the successes and results achieved so far, the focus was on continuing the cooperation beyond
The winter semester 2022/2023 will start with the workshop Becoming Part of EOSC: Learn How to Prepare Your Services on 18.10.2022, 10:00 – 12:30. This webinar is held in cooperation with NI4OS-Europe and the OntoCommons project. It will provide information
The last RDM in Austria webinar before the summer break gives an insight into the work of ZAMG, the Austrian institute for meteorology and geodynamics. Zentralanstalt für Meteorologie und Geodynamik (ZAMG) was founded in 1851 and has a wide variety
As part of the Cluster Forschungsdaten Symposium on 23-24 May 2022, a report was published by the FAIR Data Austria team. This report contains project results that are solutions for the implementation of data stewardship at Austrian universities. In addition,
With the start of the EU’s Horizon Europe, Open Science is a prerequisite for successful applications. But other funding bodies also increase their funding when projects use Open Science methods. Science should be open, data should be accessible, and the
In order to make research data (re)usable, they should be assigned a suitable license. Licences define how data may be used by others. As such, they are a key element in ensuring the R – Reusability – in the FAIR
Visit the lecture on 09 May 2022 and learn more about the cooperation project IDE@S. The cooperation project Innovative Data Environment @ Styria (IDE@S) between TU Graz, Karl-Franzens University Graz, Medical University Graz and FH Joanneum aims to enable and
Persistent identifiers (PIDs) play a key role in the FAIR (re)use of research data and are not without reason mentioned explicitly in the FAIR principles: F1. (Meta)data are assigned a globally unique and persistent identifier. Research data should be Accessible,
Join us on 23rd March 2022 to learn about technical and legal aspects of working with sensitive data, methods, and tools for privacy-preserving data mining/analysis and how to be FAIR with sensitive data. The goal of the workshop is to
We would like to invite you to the next eight webinars in the series “Research Data Management in Austria“. The events bring together researchers and research support staff to learn about various Research Data Management and Open Science topics. The
Metadata and documentation of research data are key aspects of implementing the FAIR data principles. Metadata is information that describes an object and puts your research data into context. When used effectively, metadata help with (re)usability, discoverability, and storage of