Service Center Research Data Management

About

What we do

In Germany, handling research data in a systematic and efficient way is considered part of good scientific practice. German universities are therefore required to set up and develop RDM support services for their researchers.

TU Berlin’s Research Data Management Service Center was established in 2012. It is a collaboration between the University Library, Campus Management (ZECM) and the Research and Technology Transfer Department (Dept. V).

The Service Center’s activities follow the FAIR principles and include information and tips, training and consulting, tools and services, and innovation and networking.

Service Center Research Data Management

szf@ub.tu-berlin.de

Address Fasanenstr. 88
10236 Berlin

Team

Dr.

Britta Steinke

Head, training, consulting

b.steinke@tu-berlin.de

+49 (0)30 314 76412

Anja Kammel

tools, training, information & public relations

anja.kammel@tu-berlin.de

Dr.

Alexandra Schütrumpf

training, information & public relations

schuetrumpf@tu-berlin.de

SZF Projects Funded by Third Parties

Current Projects

aviDa

(DFG, duration: 2018-2024)

Research data center for audio-visual data collected in qualitative social research

Completed projects

BUA-RDM

(BUA, duration: 2021-2023)

Concept development for collaborative research data management services in the Berlin University Alliance

FDNext

(DFG, duration: 2020-2023)

Research data management procedures and measures for individual faculties and special types of organizations (information in German)

DeepGreen

(DFG, duration: 2016-2021)

Workflow and infrastructure for supplying publishers’ scientific publications to open access repositories (information in German)

FDMentor

(German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, duration: 2017-2019)

Generalizable strategies and solutions for research data management (information in German)

OPERA

(DFG, duration: 2015-2019)

Open Repository for Research Data in Acoustics

Working groups

RDMO Community

Work on the refinement of the RDMO open source software for drawing up data management plans - the basis of our DMP tool, TUB-DMP.

DSpace Consortium Germany

Work on the refinement of the DSpace open source software for repositories - the basis of TU Berlin’s DepositOnce repository.

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