Termine

Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm

The workshop provides insight into the topic "Research Data Management". In a combination of presentation and discussion, we will address the following questions with you:

• What does research data management actually mean and how can data management of digital data succeed?
• What are "FAIR" Data? What requirements do the various funding organisations have when dealing with research data?
  
• What is the purpose of a data management plan?
• How can research data be stored?
• What metadata standards are available?
• How can you publish your research data?
  
• Which licenses are available and where can I get more information on publishing my data?

We will present our RDM services, which are available to you as a researcher at the University of Bayreuth.
The workshop is aimed at participants who are interested in a first overview in Research Data Management.

Qualification Goals

• The participants know the motivation for RDM from the perspective of the funding agencies and the advantages of a structured data management for the research process (FAIR principles).
• They are aware of options for the long-term availability of research data (publication, storage, re-use) and existing services at the UBT for RDM

Trainer

• Clemens Engelhardt, Subject Head of the Departmental Library GEO, Subject Specialist for Engineering and Geosciences at the University Library
• Dr. Ursula Higgins, Head of the Office of Research Support
• Dr. Thomas Martin, Head of (Research) Data Management and Technical Support at the IT Service Center

• Dr. Birgit Regenfuß, Head of the Departmental Library NW I, Subject Specialist for Biology and Psychology at the University Library

For reasons of respect and fairness towards all participants and the workshop leaders, participants who miss more than 10% of the workshop are considered not to be present. You will therefore not receive a certificate and you will not be able to use the workshop in question to unlock funds or acquire further qualifications.