09:15

Opening (in German)

Sibylle Söring, Head of the Research Data Management Team of the University Library

09:20

Opening Address (in German)

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Petra Knaus, Vice President Research of Freie Universität Berlin (VP4)

Research Data Management – The Role of Libraries (in German)

Dr. Andreas Brandtner, Executive Director of the University Library

Session I: Research Data in Practice – Project Presentations (online) (in German and English)

• David Dormagen, Dahlem Center for Machine Learning and Robotics, Research assistant in the EU project Hiveopolis
• Helena Bakic, Data & Methodology Center, EXC SCRIPTS: Contestations of the Liberal Script
• Jun.-Prof. Dr. Jan-Hendrik Bakels and Jun.-Prof. Dr. Matthias Grotkopp, Moving images as research data: The AdA Toolkit (Cinepoetics: Affektrhetoriken des Audiovisuellen)

10:45

Session II: Parallel Breakout Rooms – learn, network, join the discussion! (Online)

In four parallel breakout rooms, we look at different aspects of research data management. First, we introduce the topics through short keynote presentations. Afterwards, the focus will be on discussion and exchange.

Language (en/ger) will be decided together at the beginning

11:00

11:10

1. Research Data in the Humanities

The topic of research data has also gained momentum in the humanities – especially the digital humanities – in recent years. Associated with this are questions about a definition of research data that takes into account the specific methods and procedures of the humanities (when is something a research datum?), questions about criteria for long-term accessibility (what should be preserved and how?), and finally questions about the types of data, methods, and procedures typical of the humanities when it comes to deriving best practice models. Using examples from the Ada Lovelace Center for Digital Humanities, but also with the help of your own examples, we would like to enter into a conversation with you about the subject- and data-specific challenges and potentials surrounding research data in the humanities.

Impulse presentations and moderation:

• Sibylle Söring, Head of the Research Data Management Team of the University Library
• Dr. Dennis Mischke, Coordination and direction of the Ada Lovelace Center for Digital Humanities.

11:10

2. Publishing high-quality Research Data

Research data publications are of high quality if they comply with FAIR principles and are as openly accessible as possible. We would like to share with you your experiences with research data publications and, at the same time, provide suggestions on which elements in research data publications are crucial for high quality and good reusability. Elfrun Lehmann and Andreas Hübner will present best practices in short impulses, and lawyer Jan Schrick will be available to answer possible questions about the legal situation.

Impulse presentations and moderation:

• Elfrun Lehmann, data repository manager in the project TRR170
• Dr. Andreas Hübner, Liaison Librarian, Geo Sciences, Research Data Management Team of the University Library
• Jan Schrick, Department of Legal Affairs for Research and Transfer at Freie Universität Berlin

11:10

3. Research Data in Doctoral and Undergraduate Studies

Research data management is an important part of research and good scientific practice, and should therefore become a part of higher education and of PhD programs. In most PhD projects, various data is generated and in Bachelor and Master theses data are collected, enriched, analysed and visualized, too.

In this session, we discuss with you (students, PhD students, but also lecturers or coordinators from B.A., M.A., and PhD programs) how we are currently learning research data management, what experiences you have had in your studies and in your PhD program and what support you would like or would have wished for. In this session, network with other students, PhD students or lecturers who are also interested in the topic.

The Research Data Day program is in German, but we will conduct this session in English, so everyone can join in.

Impulse presentations and moderation:

• Esther Asef, Research Data Management Consultant, University Library
• Dr. Sven Paßmann, researcher, FDNext
• Bertram Welker, Dahlem Research School

11:10

4. Research Data Management Services at Freie Universität Berlin

Freie Universität offers various services on the topic of research data management.

In short presentations, we will first introduce some services offered by the University Library (including consulting, training, and publication of data) and ZEDAT (backup and data security strategies); an open discussion will then provide space for your questions and suggestions. Exchange ideas with experts and users.

Impulse presentations and moderation:

• Heinz-Alexander Fütterer, Research Data Management Consultant, University Library
• Bernd Melchers, ZEDAT
• Birgit Schlegel, Head of the Dissertations Department/Institutional Repository of the University Library

12:10

12:45

Poster Session and Get-together (in presence)

(Seminarzentrum, rooms L115 and L116, please note that for poster session and get-together in the seminar center there is a participation limit of 60 persons, see also Basic Hygiene Plan for Reintroducing Normal On-site Operations with Pandemic-Related Protective Measures).

Poster Session and Get-together

Would you like to present your own poster or contribute a keynote speech? Go to Call for Posters

1. Concept Development for Collaborative Research Data Management Services
   Lea-Sophie Orozco Prado, University Library
2. FDNext
   Dr. Sven Paßmann, University Library
3. RDM-Services at Freie Universität
   Research Data Management Team of the University Library
4. INF: TRR 170 Data Management – Building a planetary data portal
   Elfrun Lehmann et al., Department of Earth Sciences

5. Oral-History.Digital – A digital research environment for audiovisual narrative interviews
   Herdis Kley et al., Digital Interview Collections, University Library

6. MaRDI – The Mathematical Research Data Initiative
   Dr. Marcus Weber et al., Zuse Institute Berlin

7. FAIR Assessment im Charité Dashboard on Responsible Research
   Dr. Jan Taubitz et al., Berlin Institute of Health (BIH) at Charité
8. Sind Ihre Daten auch sicher?
   Bernd Melchers, ZEDAT
9. Promises and Pitfalls of Translating Political Texts into Data
   Dr. Antonios Souris, Otto Suhr Institute of Political Science
10. Information Management and Information Infrastructure on the Collaborative Research Center 1449
    Manuel Güterbock, Zuse Institute Berlin
11. Research Data Management at ZIB
    Tim Hasler, Zuse Institute Berlin
12. Setting your Data in Context – with PID
    Johannes Hercher, University Library
13. NFDI4Biodiversity, Datenvielfalt für Artenvielfalt
    Katja Luther

Closing