As part of the global Love Data Week from February 12 to 16, 2024, many exciting and educational events will take place around data and data management. We would like to invite you to the events of the TU Dresden and the SLUB

First, a virtual talk on "Archiving and publication of research data" will take place on February 13, 2024, from 1.30 to 3 pm. 

On February 14, from 2 to 5 pm we cordially invite you to the Open Science Lab of the SLUB. You can expect short presentations, for example on data repositories for multimedia cultural data, data management plans (DMPs) for grant proposals, or how you can archive and publish your data with Zenodo. In a poster gallery, services for research data management in Saxony and at TU Dresden will be presented. 

Information on the detailed program can be found on the event websites   of the SLUB - with the possiblity to register for the event - or the  Service Center Research Data.

Parallel to the presentations, the Service Center Research Data of TU Dresden, the Data Steward Team of the SLUB and representatives of NFDI4Culture and NFDI4Ing will be available for you in an open consultation hour. In the spirit of "Let's have a look at your data!", you can learn more about how to create good ReadMe files, test the NFDI4Culture FAIR check and annotation tool or bring along any questions that you encounter every day when handling your research data.

All questions are allowed, no matter how small and trivial they may seem: "What is research data management?" "How do I keep my data understandable?" "Where can I securely store my data?" "What does a good filename look like?" "What are metadata?" "What's the best way to archive research data?" "How can I publish my research data?" ... Do you have these or other questions about research data management? Then feel free to drop by for a consultation.

Time:
February 14, between 14:00 and 17:00 (talks, posters and open office hours) 
Location:
SLUB Open Science Lab, Zellescher Weg 25 (Campus Navigator), Open Science Forum and lecture rooms (1st floor)