UniSysCat: Support

RDM Support

Consultation regarding RDM
Support with Data Management Plans (DMP)
Conducting workshops, e.g. basics of RDM, RDMO, DMP, Train-the-Trainer Workshops on RDM and other specific topics
Support for the publication of research data
Support in the use of electronical lab notebooks (ELN)
Introduction and implememtation of various tools for RDM
Developement of information materials specifically for the UniSysCat Cluster of Excellence
Liasing with and between internal and external stakeholders

In addition, I can also advise you on questions relating to Open Access publication of your articles, Good Scientific Practice and Research Integrity.

Events

Mon 25.09.2023 01:30 pm Coffee Lectures on RDM: Tools for RDM - DepositOnce Explore the power of this TUB repository, designed to preserve and share your research data with the world. more
Mon 02.10.2023 01:30 pm Coffee Lectures on RDM: Tools for RDM - tubCloud Explore the capabilities of tubCloud, the state-of-the-art cloud-based platform designed to securely store, manage, and collaborate on research data. more
Fri 06.10.2023 09:00 am Berlin Chemistry in Practice Symposium Join this event by young people for young people, where you can present your work and learn about different career options in a modern, innovative, and diverse environment. Keynote by Prof. John C. Warner. more
Mon 09.10.2023 01:30 pm Special! Coffee Lecture on Open Science in Catalysis Research In the additional session of the Coffee Lectures on RDM Prof. Pedro Mendes will give insides into the world of Open Science in Catalysis Research. more

Video: Optogenetics

Now on YouTube: Energiesicherheit im postfossilen Zeitalter

Video: Energiesicherheit im postfossilen Zeitalter — By clicking on the photo you'll be redirected to YouTube.

Video: Learning from nature

Video: Photocatalytic production of hydrogen

Photos of our Berlin Science Week events now online.

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"Making the world better with chemistry" - John Warner

Consortium

Unifying Systems in Catalysis (UniSysCat) is funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) under Germany´s Excellence Strategy – EXC 2008– 390540038