Data Stewardship goes Germany at @KIT_Bibliothek: a great success!
This year’s event (30 Sept-1 Oct) was jointly organized by @RDM_KIT and TU9 – German Universities of Technology Research Data Management Working Group, with @fiz_karlsruhe
👉 Starting in 2026, the DSgG workshop series – initiated by the TU9 libraries – will continue under the leadership of the data steward community.
Next workshop: September 28-29 2026 at University of Cologne.
On my way back home from #DSgG2025, while waiting at the railway station for my train, I was asked by a fellow passenger, whether I work for #nfdi. My transparent poster roll had given me away 😊 We then had a nice exchange about her work at #GSI, which is co-applicant of the #nfdi consortium #daphne4nfdi. And about the importance of #rdm. It's always so motivating to talk with researchers. They are the ones we are working for.
Today, #DSgG2025 in Karlsruhe and #FDMatCampus in Göttingen shared a session via live streaming. First, my talk about the #rdmHelpdeskNetwork was streamed from KA to GÖ, and then Melina Jander’s talk about #base4nfdi was streamed from GÖ to KA. Subsequently, in a shared Q&A session, both audiences asked questions to both speakers. Many thanks to the organisers of #DSgG2025 and #FDMatCampus for making this great event possible.
Great start for the 4th annual Data Stewardship goes Germany workshop, held this year at @KIT_Karlsruhe
Organised by @RDM_KIT @KIT_Bibliothek (Library), and the Research Data Management Working Group of the TU9 Alliance, in cooperation with @fiz_karlsruhe, this year's workshop focuses on Data Stewardship in Day-to-Day Research Activities – Use Cases and Best Practices.
RDM@KIT
Cord Wiljes
FDM Thüringen