research data management à la carte

With the digitalization of science, research data management (RDM) is becoming an important focus for universities and non-university research institutions. Academic work across various disciplines is increasingly conducted in digital environments, which aligns with the development of new methods and the rapid increase in data volume. Effectively managing this data requires close collaboration between researchers and information professionals in scientific institutions. This is necessary not only to address discipline-specific aspects of RDM but also to tackle a range of general issues, such as securing, maintaining, organizing, and reusing research data. This presentation aims at early career scientists as well as longtime infrastructure professionals in order to raise awareness for several aspects and obstacles in daily work on and with data. The thematic scope of this seminar touches a wide range of topics, including the research data lifecycle, typical data types, and research processes across various disciplines. It also encompasses Open Science, the necessary technical infrastructure and metadata, as well as sustainable data management and relevant legal aspects. changelog: v1.1: typos Tab2: format clarification