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Stefan Hynek (SUB Göttingen)25/11/2026, 10:20Talks
This talk proposes a strategic shift in the operating model for Basic Services: the integration of a distributed storage network layer based on the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). By decoupling the data layer from the application layer, the NFDI can ensure that the “Basic” in Basic Services refers not only to the functionality provided but to the fundamental, sustainable stability of the...
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68. Establishing a Sustainable Support Hub: the national Da-ta Competence Center Come2Data in SaxonyDr Franziska Korb-King (Technische Universität Dresden)25/11/2026, 10:20Talks
As a national data competence center with a focus on Saxony, Come2Data aims to foster the practical development of data literacy across diverse sectors, including academia, public administration, the general public, and, in the future, the private sector. The project consoli-dates existing data science training and support offerings from participating institutions, leveraging expertise in...
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Cord Wiljes (Nationale Forschungsdateninfrastruktur (NFDI) e.V.)25/11/2026, 10:30Talks
Standards in research data management (RDM) make research data and RDM services interoperable. This submission describes the process that NFDI uses to develop, officially adopt und establish NFDI standards in practice. As a first standard candidate, the recommendation to register NFDI repositories in re3data is presented.
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Julia Armin (Nationale Forschungsdateninfrastruktur (NFDI) e.V.), Lukas Jansen (Nationale Forschungsdateninfrastruktur (NFDI) e.V.)25/11/2026, 10:30Talks
In this talk, we will present the governance model, service criteria, and the next steps towards a central NFDI Service Portfolio. We will also discuss how the portfolio can support the integration of Base4NFDI services, identify cross-cutting service needs, and strengthen interoperability with EOSC. We look forward to discussing with the community how services should be represented within the...
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Sonja Schimmler (TU Berlin)25/11/2026, 10:40Talks
The Common Infrastructures section coordinates cooperation between NFDI consortia and external stakeholders to build federated infrastructures and software components. Serving as a central contact point for basic services—many rooted in the section's working groups—it identifies jointly usable components, ensures interoperability, and advances a shared Research Data Commons (RDC) as outlined...
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Alexander Schniedermann (ZHHW)25/11/2026, 10:40Talks
The concomitant research of Base4NFDI assesses the impact of the basic services within the NFDI and the wider community. It also sheds light on the organization and execution of infrastructural work within the German research data ecosystem. This talk will provide a brief overview of the three dimensions of the concomitant research - users, providers, and processes—and highlight some of its results.
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Ms Cathleen Schöne (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)25/11/2026, 10:50Talks
This talk introduces the work of Work Package 3 of the DFG project FDLink, which aims to network research data management (RDM) services from various universities and supraregional infrastructures. The focus is on the development of use cases for cross-institutional RDM services, which are based on benchmarking, expert interviews, and practical examples and are used to further develop the...
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Dr David Linke (Leibniz-Institut für Katalyse e.V. (LIKAT), Rostock, Germany)25/11/2026, 10:50Talks
pid4cat closes the gap between lab systems and the global PID graph. It mints Handle.Net-based identifiers where samples originate: in the ELN, not much later at publication time. It gives every PID metadata: status, type, curation contact, license, change history and DataCite-like relations to other PIDs. Partners manage their own namespace. A Handle server, in production since 2024, is...
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Antonia Leidel (Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research)25/11/2026, 11:00Talks
Data management plans (DMPs) are an essential component of the modern research data life cycle and are increasingly mandatory for German and EU funding calls. DMP services were therefore identified as a cornerstone element for FAIRagro, the NFDI consortium for agricultural systems sciences [1]. Thanks to the existing expertise within the FAIRagro co-applicant institutions, the decision was...
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Gerald Jagusch (TU Darmstadt)25/11/2026, 11:00Talks
For many years, the University and State Library Darmstadt has been offering several RDM services within and for the NFDI in various contexts (NFDI4ING, Base4NFDI, and a number of DFG-funded projects) – and beyond this, for example within the Hessian FDM state initiative, HeFDI. Like all service providers, we are faced with the question of how to ensure the long-term sustainability of these...
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Jan Bernoth (Universität Potsdam- NFDIxCS)25/11/2026, 11:10Talks
Open Science does not necessarily mean that everything should be made openly available. Researchers should have the decision to openly share their research data and software or to publish their research output with restrictions due to privacy concerns for research participants, political sensitivities, or commercial reasons. Either way, robust research infrastructure should guard the services...
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Annette Spicker (HZB)25/11/2026, 11:10Talks
Within just a few years, the Helmholtz Cloud has developed from a technological concept into a viable digital infrastructure for research within the Helmholtz Association. What is often overlooked is that building such a federated cloud requires not only technical innovation but also a comprehensive legal framework that meets the specific requirements of publicly funded research...
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Marcel Nellesen (RWTH Aachen University), See-Ling Wong (GWDG)25/11/2026, 11:20Talks
Accounting4NFDI addresses the challenge of heterogeneous accounting solutions across the NFDI by focusing on interoperability rather than replacement. Initial analyses show that many consortia already operate mature, domain-specific systems that are difficult to integrate due to differing models, interfaces, and semantics. The project therefore develops a common framework with shared...
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