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News Digest – RDM in Natural Science: Week 22

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No, it is not Friday, the latest new digest is one day early this week, I hope you don’t mind 😀

NFDI4Chem

Improving your research data management is not only beneficial to getting funding or publishing your articles, it can also be a useful skill set that can boost your career, this is what NFDI4Chem is discussing in their latest article RDM an ace up the sleeve. And I agree, RDM can definitely be a skill set to put on your CV.

PSDI

PSDI is reporting on the MACIES (machine-actionable data interoperability for the chemical sciences) workshop, which took place in April in Berlin. The article has a lot of useful links to the results of the different workshops and a more detailed discussion regarding semantic annotation standards & tools. You can read the article as well as the documentation here.

Reminder: HeFDI -Data Week 03.-07. June 2024

Just a short reminder that next week is the HeFDI Data Week with a lot of interesting talks and workshops, you can read more about it in the news digest from two weeks ago (News Digest Week 20)

Zenodo
NFDI4Cat

Two presentations from the latest workshop FAIR Data Principles in Physical Sciences in NFDI were uploaded to the NFDI4Cat Zenodo community. In the past, I mentioned the Short Introduction to the FAIR data principles already, now the slides are accesible for you.

Curating Data Flows – Leveraging REANA for Reproductible Analyses of Dimensionality Reduction Workflows
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11380771

Short Introduction to the FAIR data principles
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11380874

Punch4nfdi

A new version of LatticeQCD/AnalysisToolbox is available.

LatticeQCD/AnalysisToolbox: v1.2.2
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11362447

Outro

Today’s outro I want to use to just let you know that I am working on two things in the field of gamification, the first one is that I am preparing something like a game session regarding data storage and publishing, with the goal of teaching the basic ideas and concepts with this 90-120 min session. The second one is, that I am working on a re-work of The Chemotion Files, to make them easier and more interactive to use. So stay tuned for more updates on that in the near future. As always, if you are in need for a consultation of your research data management or some training sessions, feel free to contact me at any time.
Thanks for reading and have a nice day!

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