At the E-Science Days 2025 in Heidelberg (March 12-14), NFDI4ING presented multiple services and initiatives. In this post, we look back on those presentations and share all related materials.
At the ICMMTS conference, CRC MARIE and NFDI4ING experts discussed creating a public terahertz (THz) database to advance THz research. However, establishing a public THz database is not without its challenges.
NFDI4ING continues to work on providing engineering literature for text and data mining applications. Example journal articles from the publisher MDPI are now available via the TUstorage document repository, and the Q&A Research Assistant LISA enables chatting with your own documents.
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NFDI4ING developed a process-oriented reference model for the implementation of RDM in research projects. The results of an implementation in a German CRC will be presented and published at the upcoming ICED Conference 2025 in Dallas, Texas.
On 29 April, 2025 the next NFDI4ING Community Meeting will take place on the topic “Innovating Software Solutions in Engineering Research”.
Would you like to manage your research data produced at HPC computing centers more efficiently? Then join our online workshop on how to structure, document, and publish your research data effectively!
The next NFDI4ING All-Hands-Meeting will take place on March 11 and 12, 2025 in Aachen. In this All-Hands-Meeting, we will review the first funding period and take away the lessons learned for the second funding period.
As part of our Task Area focused on providing research data management services to engineers, the task force Repositories and Storage is steadily working on further developing and improving the currently provided solutions. In this issue, we provide updates on our work with Coscine and on the Data Collections Explorer.
2024 was a milestone year for our Task Area FRANK (“many participants and simultaneous devices”) with ten publications, including groundwork for a completely new RDM process tailored for researchers in engineering sciences. Additionally, JARVES – the digital data steward for engineering sciences – entered its alpha phase and is now being validated.
