Research Data Management (RDM) has increasingly become part of everyday scientific practice in recent years. This development has been driven primarily by requirements from research funding organizations which demand data management plans (DMP) for projects. In Austria, the FWF has required a DMP for all approved projects since 2019. The FFG made this requirement for the first time in 2020 as part of the “IKT der Zukunft” call for proposals. Some Austrian research institutions have already established RDM support services for researchers and are developing various measures for successful support. Among other things, models for data stewardship are being developed, increasingly professionalised and institutionally anchored.
This event will provide an overview of current developments and experiences in the field of RDM at the two research funding organisations FWF and FFG. In addition, the RDM services offered at the University of Vienna and TU Wien as well as at IST Austria will be presented. Experiences and lessons learned during their implementation will be discussed.
- When: Thursday, 24 June 2021, 13:00-15:00
- Online (link will be sent to you after successful registration and before the event)
- Target group: Research supporting services at Austrian RPOs
- Link to the registration form
Please note: The presentations of the event will be recorded, but this does not affect the text and voice channels of the participants.
Agenda
| Opening | |
| FWF Research Data Policy | Katharina Rieck Open Science Policy Officer, FWF |
| Experience as a data steward for the FFG call “IKT der Zukunft” | Axel Quitt Data Intelligence Offensive (DIO) |
| Break | |
| RDM support at the University of Vienna and the TU Wien | Susanne Blumesberger Phaidra Services, University LibraryBarbara Sánchez TU Wien Center for Research Data Management |
| Tackling Research Data Management at IST Austria | Patrick Danowski und Niall O’Brien IST Austria |
| Closing |
About the event series
The event series “Research Data Management in Austria” is aimed at researchers and/or research support staff. It serves to promote networking and exchange on the topic of research data management, writing a data management plan and similar related topics.
