Too many and disconnected tools?
Over the last years, we have seen growing diversity across the RDM (research data management) landscape with new tools, new actors and standardization efforts emerging. Yet, integrating different tools remains a challenge. The event will primarily bring together users of RDM software, data stewards and developers from different open source RDM communities.Let's explore together how the FAIR Principles work in action!
This event is a free satellite event of FDM@Campus 2025.
Register here for free. Spots are limited!
Key topics
Key topics that will be covered during the event:
- Practical insights into various open source RDM tools (ELNs, generic RDM software, repositories...)
- Strategies for using different RDM tools effectively in combination
- Steps RDM developers are taking to integrate their solutions with other existing ones
- Opportunities for open exchange and collaboration among users and developers of different open source RDM communities
Invited Speaker
- Rory Macneil (RSpace): Building Vertical Interoperability: RSpace as a Bridge Between Research Tools and Infrastructure
- Rostyslav Kuzyakiv (ETHZ): FAIR Research Data Management with ELN-LIMS openBIS
- David Walter and Laura Bahamón Jiménez (Max Planck Digital Library): MAUS in progess - Machine Automated Support for Software Management Plans
- Nicolas Carpi (eLabFTW): Using the open source ELN eLabFTW as part of an RDM workflow
Formats
- Demo sessions (e.g. to present a tool or specific functions, 45 min)
- Talks (e.g. on use cases and best practices, 15 min)
- Breakout sessions (interactive format regarding key topics)
How to contribute?
We invite you to submit an abstract (max. 500 words) by 29.08.2025. All information on contributions can be found here.
Organizing Team
FDM@Campus 2025 is organized by the eResearch Alliance Göttingen. This satellite event is organized by IndiScale. We are open source and RDM enthusiasts and primarily focus on the development of the open source toolkit LinkAhead.
