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NFDI MatWerk | The NFDI-MatWerk consortium receives a five-year grant within the framework of the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) for the development of a joint materials research data space. NFDI-MatWerk stands for Materials Science and Engineering to characterize the physical mechanisms in materials and develop resource-efficient high-performance materials with the most ideal properties for the respective application. translated with DeepL.com |
30.09.2026 |
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Materialized holiness (toRoll) | Translated with DeepL.com In the project "Materialized Holiness" Torah scrolls are studied as an extraordinary codicological, theological and social phenomenon. Unlike, for example, copies of the Bible, the copying of sacred scrolls has been governed by strict regulations since antiquity and is complemented by a rich commentary literature. Together with experts in Jewish studies, materials research, and the social sciences, we would like to build a digital repository of knowledge that does justice to the complexity of this research subject. Jewish scribal literature with English translations, material analyses, paleographic studies of medieval Torah scrolls, as well as interview and film material on scribes of the present day are to be brought together in a unique collection and examined in an interdisciplinary manner for the first time. In addition, a 'virtual Torah scroll' to be developed will reveal minute paleographic details of the script and its significance in cultural memory. |
31.03.2026 |
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NFFA-Europe-Pilot | NEP provides important resources for nanoscientific research and develop new cooperative working methods. The use of innovative research data and metadata management technologies is becoming increasingly important. In the NEP project, the SCC contributes with new methods for metadata enrichment, development of large data collections, and the provision of virtual services to the establishment of a joint research data infrastructure. |
28.02.2026 |
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NFDI4Ing | NFDI4Ing is a consortium of engineering sciences and promotes the management of technical research data. NFDI4Ing was founded back in 2017 and is in close exchange with researchers from all engineering disciplines. The consortium offers a unique method-oriented and user-centered approach to make technical research data FAIR - discoverable, accessible, interoperable and reusable. An important challenge here is the large number of sub-disciplines of engineering and their subject-specific peculiarities. KIT is involved with a co-spokesperson, Britta Nestler from the Institute for Applied Materials(IAM) and a co-spokesperson, Achim Streit from the Steinbuch Centre for Computing (SCC). translated with DeepL.com |
30.09.2025 |
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NFDI4Chem - Chemical Consortium in the National Research Data Infrastructure | The vision of NFDI4Chem is the digitalization of all work processes in chemical research. To this end, infrastructure is to be established and expanded to support researchers in collecting, storing and archiving, processing and analyzing research data, as well as publishing the data in repositories together with descriptive metadata and DOIs, thus making them referenceable and reusable. NFDI4Chem represents all disciplines of chemistry as a professional consortium and works closely with the major scientific societies. |
Felix Bach |
30.09.2025 |
Helmholtz Metadata Collaboration Platform | With the Helmholtz Metadata Collaboration Platform, an important topic area of the Helmholtz Incubator "Information & Data Science" was launched at the end of 2019, bringing together the expertise of the Helmholtz Centres and shaping the topic of "Information & Data Science" across the boundaries of Centres and research fields. The overarching goal of the platform is to advance the qualitative enrichment of research data through metadata in the long term, to support researchers - and to implement this in the Helmholtz Association and beyond. With the work package FAIR Data Commons Technologies, the SCC develops technologies and processes to make research data from the research fields of the Helmholtz Association and beyond available to researchers according to the FAIR principles. On a technical level, this is achieved through uniform access to metadata using standardised interfaces that are based on recommendations and standards adopted by consensus within globally networked research data initiatives, e.g. the Research Data Alliance(RDA). For researchers, these interfaces are made usable through easy-to-use tools, generally applicable processes and recommendations for handling research data in everyday scientific life. translated with DeepL.com |
30.09.2024 |
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Episteme in motion | The Collaborative Research Centre 980 'Episteme in Motion' has been investigating processes of knowledge change in European and non-European cultures from the 3rd millennium BC to around 1750 AD since 2012. Since 2016, the SCC has been supporting the collection of digital evidence for previously unresolved questions through its expertise in modern research data management. translated with DeepL.com |
30.06.2024 |
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bwIDM-Security and Community | The outlined project bwIDM2 is dedicated to the increased demands on IT security and takes into account current technical developments. It creates the prerequisites for the integration of services across higher education institutions and establishes a group/role administration for supraregional and national communities with delegation mechanisms. In addition, specialist concepts for the integration of a long-term person identifier in bwIDM, as required for use in research data management, are being developed. |
31.07.2023 | |
Data Infrastructure Capacity for EOSC | The Data Infrastructure Capacities for EOSC (DICE) consortium brings together a network of computing and data centres, research infrastructures, and data repositories for the purpose to enable a European storage and data management infrastructure for EOSC, providing generic services and building blocks to store, find, access and process data in a consistent and persistent way. More information |
30.06.2023 |
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EGI Advanced Computing for EOSC | EGI-ACE empowers researchers from all disciplines to collaborate in data- and compute-intensive research across borders through free at point of use services. Building on the distributed computing integration in EOSChub, it delivers the EOSC Compute Platform and contributes to the EOSC Data Commons through a federation of Cloud compute and storage facilities, PaaS services and data spaces with analytics tools and federated access services. The Platform is built on the EGI Federation, the largest distributed computing infrastructure for research. More information |
30.06.2023 |
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EOSC-Synergy | The EOSC Synergy project aims to expand the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). A team of 25 engineers and scientists will work on the expansion of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) by integrating National and Scientific Infrastructures. |
31.10.2022 |
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EOSC-Pillar | EOSC-Pillar will coordinate national Open Science efforts across Austria, Belgium, France, Germany and Italy, and ensure their contribution and readiness for the implementation of the EOSC. |
30.09.2022 |
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Smart Research Data Management to facilitate Artificial Intelligence in Climate and Environmental Sciences (SmaRD-AI) | Forschungsdatenmanagement bildet die Grundlage, um beispielsweise moderne Methoden der künstlichen Intelligenz für Forschungsfragen anwenden zu können. Daher ist Forschungsdatenmanagement ein wichtiger Bestandteil des KIT-Zentrums Klima und Umwelt. Im Projekt SmaRD-AI (kurz für Smart Research Data Management to facilitate Artificial Intelligence in Climate and Environmental Sciences) arbeiten am KIT das IWG, IMK, GIK und SCC eng zusammen, um den am KIT vorhandenen Datenschatz an Klima- und Umweltdaten nicht nur zugänglich zu machen, sondern auch über Werkzeuge strukturiert analysieren zu können. |
31.05.2022 |
