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Save the date for the NFDI4Cat Annual Meeting 2022!
NFDI4Cat Annual Meeting 2022
Almost two years after the launch of NFDI4Cat, we would like to share with you, the public and the scientific community what we have accomplished so far. Save the date, our second annual meeting will take place September 23, 2022. After the success of our first annual meeting, it is our pleasure and privilege to […]
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NFDI4Cat has reinforcement
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Michael Geske as successor to Dr. Krähnert. Dr. Ralph Krähnert, leader of the task area “Data Analysis, Quality Management and Reuse”, left our NFDI4Cat consortium in January of this year. We would like to sincerely thank Dr. Krähnert, who has been part of the consortium from […]
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Save the date
The date is set! We cordially invite everyone to our NFDI4Cat Annual Meeting, which will take place on Wednesday, 17 November 2021 at DECHEMA headquarters in Frankfurt am Main. We are currently planning a hybrid event for this day and will inform all interested parties as soon as more detailed information is available. […]
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Our latest publication is out!
The new issue of Bausteine Forschungsdatenmanagement has been published. In addition to the NFDI e.V., the focus is on the nine consortia of the first funding round. Each publication provides deep insights into the structure of the individual consortia, their plans and visions. Our publication “NFDI for Catalysis-Related Sciences – NFDI4Cat” is part of this […]
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The RDM School of Catalysis – A test Run
On September 22, 2021, the RDM School of Catalysis started a first test run as part of the South-West German Catalysis Institute in Annweiler at Trifels. Within 160 minutes, including open discussion and interactive examples, the 15 participants from different institutions received insights into research data management in the field of catalysis. In the first […]
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