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Isabel Hohle (Technical University of Darmstadt)24/11/2026, 16:30Posters
The DMP4NFDI Basic Service supports NFDI consortia in developing and providing tailored services for data and software management planning and is currently in its integration phase. Through incubator projects with 17 consortia, as well as additional collaborations with non-NFDI service providers, we have supported these communities by providing RDMO hosting, developing templates, creating...
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Vasundhara Shaw (FIZ-Karlsruhe)24/11/2026, 16:31Posters
Computational notebooks are routinely deposited alongside publications, but deposition does not necessarily imply executability. In a previous study of biomedical publications indexed in PubMed Central, 15,817 Python notebooks with declared dependencies were rerun automatically: 7.6% completed without error, and only 5.6% reproduced the results originally reported [1]. That result raised two...
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Sven Paรmann (GNOI)24/11/2026, 16:32Posters
In FDLink, six universities, funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), have joined forces to bring researchers and (cross-)institutional infrastructures closer together. At its core, the project considers research data management not as an additional obligation, but as a shared responsibility of researchers, universities, and (cross-)regional infrastructures.
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Michรจle Robrecht (RWTH Aachen University)24/11/2026, 16:33Posters
The stated goal of the Basic Service Identity and Access Management for NFDI (IAM4NFDI) is to enable researchers to seamlessly access all resources in a secure and unified way with the experience of Single Sign-On. One login to rule them allโright? Far from it!
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Access management is an important aspect of IAM4NFDI. First and foremost, it means that only those users that are actually authorised... -
Fabian Huch (GNOI)24/11/2026, 16:34Posters
Metabase manages heterogeneous computer science metadata via OWL2 schemas, and enables mappings between them. This talk presents its integration with the TIB terminology services and the Cocoda mapping tool, carried out in a TS4NFDI incubator project.
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Marisabel Gonzalez Ocanto (ZB MED โ Information Centre for Life Sciences)24/11/2026, 16:35Posters
To create FAIR research data, researchers need to consider their workflows for data creation and documentation before beginning data collection. This planning step helps ensure that datasets and their associated metadata are well defined at the end of a project. DMP4NFDI is the Basic Service that supports NFDI consortia in the development and provision of data and software management planning...
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Torsten Kahlert (TIB Hannover)24/11/2026, 16:36Posters
PID4NFDI is the basic service for persistent identifiers (PIDs) within Base4NFDI. The goal of PID4NFDI is to standardize PID usage across the NFDI consortia, strengthen PID governance, and promote interoperability between PID systems and metadata schemas so that identifiers for data, instruments, and other research resources function reliably and consistently throughout NFDI, rather than just...
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Kerstin Soltau (GNOI)24/11/2026, 16:37Posters
RADAR is a generic research data repository developed and operated by FIZ Karlsruhe. Through many years of productive operation, it has reached the highest technology readiness level (TRL 9), providing trustworthy publication, long-term preservation, and FAIR sharing of research data. Its established core functionalities - including DOI registration, role-based collaborative workflows, embargo...
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Dr Charles Tapley Hoyt (RWTH Aachen University)24/11/2026, 16:38Posters
A key challenge in achieving the interoperability facet of the FAIR data principles is the consistent identification of researchers, chemicals, paintings, and other entities relevant for NFDI. Often, this means choosing the correct standard uniform resource identifier (URI) or compact URI (CURIE) for an entity from an ontology, controlled vocabulary, PID service, or database.
This presents...
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Marcus Schmidt (ZALF e.V / FAIRagro)24/11/2026, 16:39Posters
In this contribution, we show how Germany has more than 200 research data management (RDM) helpdesks operating largely in isolation, creating a decentralization problem. Since many researcher's questions are multi-dimensional, and not location- or domain-specific, single helpdesks often cannot provide the needed expertise. Support4RDM addresses this with concrete visions to create a...
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Lukas Jansen (Nationale Forschungsdateninfrastruktur (NFDI) e.V.)24/11/2026, 16:40Posters
In our poster, we will illustrate with selected examples how cross-consortia collaboration within the sections contributes to NFDIโs vision. We will address various relevant processes and areas of work, such as the process for developing and adopting NFDI standards or the support of the EOSC Node Germany. The goal of the poster is to provide conference attendees with more details about the...
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Stefan Buddenbohm (SUB Gรถttingen), Lukas Weimer (SUB Gรถttingen)24/11/2026, 16:41Posters
Text+ provides a domain-specific infrastructure for language- and text-based research data within the NFDI, making heterogeneous resources such as collections, lexical resources, and editions discoverable through the Text+ Data Space. The integration of Base4NFDI basic services is understood not as a technical add-on, but as a way to strengthen this data space, improve usability, and support...
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Mario Moser (Laboratory for Machine Tools and Production Engineering (WZL) of RWTH Aachen University)24/11/2026, 16:42Posters
Abstract of the abstract
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Engineering sciences face challenges in their Research Data Management (RDM) regarding heterogeneity of data and formats, findability of decentralised data, comprehensiveness, and interoperability.
The sociotechnical Data Mesh approach from industrial data management appears promising to address these challenges in RDM. Relevance and applicability are... -
Agnes Kleinhans (TU Darmstadt)24/11/2026, 16:43Posters
ing.grid is a scholarly-led, Diamond Open Access journal for FAIR data management in the engineering sciences, founded during the first funding period of NFDI4ING. This poster introduces the journal to the NFDI community and shows how it complements Base4NFDI's shared basic services by routing datasets, software, and governance work into the citable scholarly record. Its distinctive open peer...
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Joseph Francis Rudzinski (Humboldt-Universitรคt zu Berlin)24/11/2026, 16:44Posters
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Dirk von Suchodoletz (University of Freiburg, Computer Center)24/11/2026, 16:45Posters
FAIR research data originate where research is performed, in laboratories, computational workflows, Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELNs), and collaborative research environments. These environments are designed to support scientific work rather than the publication of reusable research assets. Existing FAIR ecosystems primarily focus on trusted repositories as the entry point for FAIR data, leaving...
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Dr Kilian Schwarz (DESY)24/11/2026, 16:46Posters
WG โ Multi Cloud (MC4NFDI)
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Authors:
Kilian Schwarz, Frank Fรถrster, Jens Krรผger, Sebastian Jรผnemann, Harry Enke, Alexander Sczyrba and Philipp Wieder
Lead presenter
kilian.schwarz@desy.de, DESY
frank.foerster@computational.bio.uni-giessen.de, Justus Liebig University Giessen
jens.krueger@uni-tuebingen.de, University of Tรผbingen
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Taras Petrenko (ZSUV)24/11/2026, 16:47Posters
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Implementation of FAIR principles based on a knowledge graph (KG) is an attractive approach that is being pursued by many NFDI consortia, as KGs can naturally represent entities, semantic relationships and provenance. However, practical implementations face several technical and organizational challenges that, if not carefully addressed, can hinder a wide adoption of this... -
Sheeba Samuel (GNOI), Daniel Mietchen (FIZ Karlsruhe & NFDI/MaRDI)24/11/2026, 16:48Posters
A decade has passed since the publication of the FAIR Principles, and evaluating how data-sharing practices have evolved in scholarly publishing is informative for shaping sustainable Research Data Management (RDM) infrastructures. Within the German National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) and its Basic Services, understanding where policy mandates succeed or fall short is essential to...
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Mr Emil Friedrich (TU Berlin / IGB)24/11/2026, 16:49Posters
Freshwater biodiversity research produces diverse outputs, including spatial layers, maps, metadata,
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biodiversity observations, project documentation and applied knowledge resources. Even where
repositories and portals are available, these outputs are often distributed across separate systems and
prepared for different audiences. This creates a practical research data management (RDM)... -
Catie Keรler, Claudia Mรคchler24/11/2026, 16:50Posters
Abstract
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The idea of data as a common good and the FAIR, CARE and TRUST principles (Wilkinson et al. 2016; Carroll et al. 2020; Lin et al. 2020) form the fundamental framework for the NFDIโs efforts to foster research data management and community-driven, interoperable and sustainable data infrastructures with the aim of a permanent digital knowledge repository.
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Judith Hartstein (DZHW)24/11/2026, 16:51Posters
How do researchers across fields in Germany perceive potential benefits of the NFDI and its basic services? What kinds of support do researchers need when using research data infrastructures? And how do they get relevant information? To answer these questions, we use the DZHW Science Survey 2026 to investigate user perspectives on research data infrastructures, the NFDI and its basic...
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Nathalie Schwichtenberg (DZHW)24/11/2026, 16:52Posters
Basic Services are one of the cornerstones of the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI), providing cross-disciplinary solutions for research data management and enabling interoperability across scientific communities. While considerable attention has been paid to the technical implementation and integration of these services, much less is known about the organizational and collaborative...
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38. Beyond Static Snapshots: DBRepo as a Service for Sustainable, FAIR Relational Research DatabasesGerald Jagusch (TU Darmstadt)24/11/2026, 16:53Posters
Relational databases are widely used across research disciplines to manage complex, structured, and evolving data. Yet their sustainable operation remains a largely unresolved challenge in research data management. When projects end, databases are often reduced to static exports or abandoned together with the infrastructure required to operate them. While conventional repositories can preserve...
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Yuliia Dikova (High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS), University of Stuttgart), Volodymyr Kushnarenko (High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS), University of Stuttgart)24/11/2026, 16:54Posters
From FAIR Publication to FAIR Exploration: A Repository-to-Knowledge Graph Integration Architecture
Authors:
Yuliia Dikova1, Volodymyr Kushnarenko1, Preston Rodrigues1, Nadiia Huskova1 and Thomas Boenisch1
yuliia.dikova@hlrs.de
1High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart (HLRS), University of StuttgartAbstract:
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FAIR principles have improved the publication and long-term... -
Till Sauerwein (ZB MED)24/11/2026, 16:55Posters
KGI4NFDI is a Basic Service that supports the development of an interoperable knowledge graph ecosystem within the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) and beyond. During its initialization phase, the service established consultation and guidance offerings, technical documentation, a central knowledge graph registry, and resources to promote interoperability across research...
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Mareike Wohltmann (ZB MED - Information Centre for Life Sciences)24/11/2026, 16:56Posters
Effective Research Data Management (RDM) training depends not only on high-quality content but also on the choice of training formats and methods. During the Initialisation phase of the RDMTraining4NFDI basic service, we designed and evaluated a six-week hybrid training event for the NFDI community, combining onsite and online workshops, self-learning phases and a homework phase. Using...
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Robert Nasarek (Germanisches Nationalmuseum Nรผrnberg)24/11/2026, 16:57Posters
Consistent use of authoritative terminologies is a prerequisite for
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interoperable collection data across the German university collections
landscape. SODa (Sammlungen, Objekte,
Datenkompetenzen) builds data literacy and provides shared
infrastructure for this community; its Semantic Co-Working Space
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Dirk von Suchodoletz (University of Freiburg, Computer Center), Michael Scherle (University of Freiburg, Computer Center)24/11/2026, 16:58Posters
The NFDI4BIOIMAGE consortium, operating within the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI), is currently developing a comprehensive ecosystem of new file formats, metadata standards, and reusable analysis pipelines. A critical bottleneck in this ecosystem is the physical proximity typically required to handle large-scale, high-resolution image data. Traditional data transfer is often...
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Jacquline Wormstรคdt (Technical University Darmstadt)24/11/2026, 16:59Posters
The NFDI4ING Metadata Profile Service supports research communities in translating ontologies and terminologies into reusable metadata profiles. This poster showcases the complete profile lifecycle, including collaborative profile development, integration with NFDI Basic Services, and the reuse of metadata profiles across research infrastructures and knowledge graph applications.
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Mr Roman Baum (ZB MED)24/11/2026, 17:00Posters
Terminologies are essential for semantically linking research data across disciplines, ensuring conceptual alignment even with different nomenclatures. Standardised terminologies promote interoperability and data integration, making data understandable and reusable across various sources and fields. Furthermore, terminologies are used in services and tools for annotating and linking research,...
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