Welcome to the Service Center Research Data
Research data is at the heart of your scientific work. Research data management (RDM) is therefore not only a requirement of good scientific practice, but above all an investment in the future of your research: It helps you securely organize and retrieve your valuable data, as well as understand and make use of it over the long term. RDM is thus data, knowledge, and information management.
To help you develop and implement your RDM, the Service Center Research Data is here to assist you - whether you’d like to learn more on your own, are seeking targeted support for your research group, or want to exchange ideas with others.
To this end, the Saxon State and University Library Dresden (SLUB) and the Center for Interdisciplinary Digital Sciences (CIDS) at TU Dresden collaborate within the Service Center Research Data. This cross-organizational collaboration makes it possible to offer interdisciplinary services to all researchers at TU Dresden.
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An Overview of Our Services and Support
The Service Center Research Data offers a wide range of support services tailored to the practical needs of day-to-day research. Our goal is to provide expert guidance to researchers, research groups, chairs, faculties, and other research institutions at TU Dresden - whether they have basic questions or need help with planning and implementing research data management—in a personalized, practical, and interdisciplinary manner.
An overview of our services:
- Inform, learn & orient: If you’d like to get an overview, understand the basics, or build knowledge in a targeted manner.
- Plan, develop a strategy, & implement RDM in practice: If you want to create a data management plan for your research project or develop an RDM strategy for your research group, chair, or faculty and implement it in your day-to-day work.
- Networking and exchanging ideas on practical issues: If you’re looking for recommendations and best practices, want to network and exchange ideas, or wish to benefit from others’ experiences.