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Follow-up report #FDM #Workshop Munich⠀ ⠀ This week we held another of our popular #Research Data Management workshops "Research Data Management & Chemotion ", this time at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München Hightech-Campus in Munich. In our interactive two-day course, we introduced the participants to the basics of RDM and the #ELN "#Chemotion". This time there were 26 very motivated participants who already had a lot of prior knowledge. It's good that we can always customise our workshop.⠀ ⠀ Do you want to run a workshop like this at your institution? Just get in touch: helpdesk@nfdi4chem.de⠀ ⠀ #chemistry studies #research data #study #NFDI4Chem #lab⠀

Have you ever asked yourself the question of open and FAIR? Which is more important to you?

This is no #data! Why #raw data is important in #research - and for us in #chemistry - and what it has to do with #magritte https://bit.ly/3LCazXs

RDM: an ace up the sleeve ♠️ Why Research Data Management can boost your career🚀 In chemistry – both in the academic world and in industry – the efficient #management of #research #data is playing an increasingly important role. The ability to collect, organize, document and archive digital data is essential not only for the quality of the research itself, but also for the reproducibility, transparency and reusability of research results. Young academics who familiarize themselves with the topic of research data management (#RDM) and develop the relevant skills will gain a valuable asset for their CV. Why is RDM so important? Funding bodies and research institutions are increasingly demanding RDM plans: many funding programs and institutions require the creation of an RDM plan as a prerequisite for applying for funding or carrying out research projects. Good RDM practice increases the quality of research: Careful research data management minimizes the risk of data loss and errors and thus contributes to the quality and reliability of research results. Regardless of the field, RDM knowledge and skills are required in all areas of chemistry. In many research institutions and especially in the chemical industry, data has long been managed digitally, from simple ELNs to complex laboratory information management systems (LIMS). How can you acquire FDM skills? NFDI4Chem offers a wide range of courses specifically for researchers in chemistry to acquire RDM skills. These include Online courses: NFDI4Chem offers various online courses on topics such as data management, Chemotion ELN and LabIMotion. Workshops and training courses: Workshops and training courses on current RDM topics are offered on a regular basis, including on-site at the invitation of institutions. Consulting services: Researchers can contact helpdesk@nfdi4chem.de with questions about RDM. Highlighting RDM in your CV To highlight your RDM skills in your CV, you should consider the following points: - Create a separate section for your FDM skills. - Use relevant keywords such as “research data management”, “data archiving”, “metadata” and “data management”. - Give specific examples of your RDM experience, e.g. creating an RDM plan for a research project or using RDM software. - Mention your RDM certifications. By familiarizing yourself with the topic of research data management and developing your skills in this area, you can improve your career opportunities and make an important contribution to the quality of scientific research. The NFDI4Chem offers provide an excellent opportunity for researchers in chemistry in particular to further their education in the field of RDM and deepen their expertise. #chemistry #Chemie #researchdata #Forschungsdaten #rdm #NFDI4Chem #fairdata #workshop #forschung #forschungsdatenmanagement #fdm #studieren Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker (GDCh)

With the advent of digital tools, chemists need to be familiar with data, code and online platforms. The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) has launched the FAIR Chemistry Cookbook, an interactive guide to promote the sharing and reuse of chemical data. This online guide provides practical training materials and interactive tutorials to help researchers and professionals effectively manage and utilise digital chemical data according to the FAIR principles: Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. https://bit.ly/4bVZN99 #chemistry #Chemie #researchdata #Forschungsdaten #rdm #NFDI4Chem #fairdata #workshop #forschung #forschungsdatenmanagement #fdm #studieren

Since the beginning of June, the University of Ulm has been an official participating institution (according to the BLV) of NFDI4Chem. Through the participating institutions, the community commitment is now also expanding to the important field of electrochemistry, which was previously underrepresented in NFDI4Chem. https://bit.ly/3SjtpGC #chemistry #researchdata #rdm #NFDI4Chem #fairdata #workshop #research #researchdatamanagement #study Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker (GDCh)

The NFDI consortium is growing, and we are part of it! 🏆 Of the 144 collaborations between the individual consortia, we are involved in 76 - and the number is still growing. 📈 We look forward to further expanding this collaboration in the coming years and intensifying it to the benefit of the chemical community. ⚗

Unser Stammtisch macht Sommerpause. Im September geht es mit einem tollen Programm weiter. Bis dahin könnt ihr unsere Aufzeichnungen genießen, die ihr auf Youtube findet. Schöne Sommerpause! https://bit.ly/3JRaDSw Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker (GDCh) JungChemikerForum (JCF) der Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker e.V. (GDCh) German National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI)

InChI (international chemical identifier) is an important code for describing chemicals in a human- and machine-readable way. With version 1.07, the code is available transparently and comprehensibly on GitHub for the first time. Important further developments are expected with the next versions. https://bit.ly/4f5pOFE #chemistry #chemistry #researchdata #researchdata #rdm #NFDI4Chem #fairdata #workshop #research #researchdatamanagement #fdm #study

Playing with open data - this is the title of the latest edition of the generally recommendable #Chemistry podcast of the Young Chemists Forum "Alles Chlor". In it, our co-speaker and TA lead Prof Sonja Herres-Pawlis talks about dealing with open data, negative results and our work in general. We are delighted that Sonja was able to contribute to the "Alles Chlor" podcast. You can find the podcast on Spotify or https://bit.ly/3W9s07O Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker (GDCh) JungChemikerForum (JCF) der Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker e.V. (GDCh) #chemistry #Chemie #researchdata #Forschungsdaten #rdm #NFDI4Chem #fairdata #workshop #forschung #forschungsdatenmanagement #fdm #studieren