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Starting from March 2022, TIB’s Open Science Lab has been hosting three scholars from Ukraine, whose research were disturbed by the war. In the first week of July, an introductory webinar, dedicated to Research and Academic libraries of Ukraine was conducted. Accordingly, this blog post is meant to serve as a brief report of the webinar.
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Discourse takes various modalities, structures, and mediums. Among the commonly experienced mediums are face-to-face chats, telephone conversations, television news broadcasts, radio news, talk shows, lectures, books, and scientific articles. Intriguingly, each of these forms of discourse follow a logical structural nuance depending on the medium. The advancement of the digital age including social media communication has further led to expansion of logical discourse structures. These include blog-posts, emails, websites, review sites of products, hotels, restaurants or movies, and, finally, social media streams such as Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, #slack channels, Q&A portals such as Quora or Stack Overflow, etc., with a growing list as new mediums of communication over the World Wide Web are invented.
Large and varied streams of natural discourse only mean an even larger body of research questions remains to be explored!
Literaturverwaltungsprogramme sind mittlerweile fester Bestandteil im wissenschaftlichen Arbeitsprozess. Doch welche Programme werden genutzt und wo wird Hilfe gewünscht? Wir haben versucht, es herauszufinden.
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The last few months have seen a lot of work from within the Open Science Lab around enabling stable and flexible deployment of Wikibase. In this blog post, we discuss the requirements and approaches undertaken to fit with the ongoing research data management needs of NFDI4Culture.
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We just launched an early version of ConfIDent.
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The tool developed in the TAPIR project enables a retrieval of PID-referenced data from selected external data sources and an automated import into the research information system VIVO
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Das im TAPIR-Projekt entwickelte Tool ermöglicht die Abfrage von PID-referenzierten Daten aus ausgewählten externen Datenquellen und den automatisierten Import in das Forschungsinformationssystem VIVO
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Haben Sie sich schon immer gefragt, wie gutes Forschungsdatenmanagement (FDM) in der Chemie funktioniert und Sie ihre Forschungsdaten FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable & Reusable) – also auffindbar, zugänglich, interoperabel und wiederverwendbar machen? Dann ist die seit Anfang 2022 von NFDI4Chem ins Leben gerufene Workshop-Reihe „FAIRes Forschungsdatenmanagement: Grundlagen für Chemiker“ genau das Richtige für Sie!
➔Have you always wondered how good Research Data Management (RDM) in chemistry works and you can make your research data FAIR – i.e. Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable? In this case, the workshop series „FAIR Research Data Management: Basics for Chemists“, launched by NFDI4Chem since the beginning of 2022, is just the right choice for you!
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In der Reihe “Open Access Champions” stellen wir Mitglieder der Leibniz Universität Hannover (LUH) vor, die sich besonders für Open Access engagieren. Gunther Seckmeyer ist Professor für Meteorologie.
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