Kadi4Mat is a virtual research environment developed at KIT that supports the management, documentation, and automation of digital research data. Originally created for materials science, it has evolved into a cross-disciplinary tool and is now available to all NFDI4ING member institutions via institutional login.
DMP questionnaires can be challenging because the “right” answer often depends on the specifics of your project. NFDI4ING RDMO now includes an integrated chatbot that supports you directly in the questionnaire.
Building on earlier NFDI4ING Seed Fund results, a new DFG-funded project advances the development of a scalable RDM pipeline to transform complex architectural data into FAIR digital objects.
NFDI4ING has started work on the integration of RDMO and Coscine. The aim of this initiative is to enable seamless interoperability between the two services
As part of Love Data Week, NFDI4ING is participating with several talks related to research data management.
A new CFD dataset illustrates how FAIR digital objects are used in NFDI4ING to provide documented simulations, configs, logs, and metadata in a neat, re-useable package.
The NFDI4ING conference 2025 focused on advancing FAIR data practices and infrastructures in the engineering sciences. Cross-disciplinary collaboration, leveraging AI, and discussing pathways to discipline standards in research data management were key topics in the conference situated at the picturesque Georg-Christoph-Lichtenberg-Haus in Darmstadt.
The Conference on Research Data Infrastructures (CoRDI) 2025 was a great experience. NFDI4ING members and grant recipients share their experiences, personal insights, key moments, and reflect on the discussions that shaped the event.
To make research data management more accessible in engineering, NFDI4ING offers grants to cover this year’s NFDI4ING Conference fee. The event takes place from 15 to 16 September 2025 in Darmstadt.
The call for contributions and registration for this year’s NFDI4ING conference is now open.