Subject: Practices on research data management  and  applications of text mining in library.To introduce new methods, ideas and experiences.

Schedule

Topic

Details

18. September

9:00-09:15

Opening + Introductions

NSTL Leadership speech

TIB Introduction

Morning

Introduction to research data and research data management

1. TIB Introduction and TIB specifications

2. Introduction to research data and research data management

3. Basics of RDM

13:00-13:15

Short summary of the morning

1. Create a data management plan

2. Metadata schema

3. Policies / other agreements

Afternoon

DMP (Data management plan) and other agreements during research processes

19. September

9:00-09:15

Short summary of day 1

1. Introduction to copyright

2. Copyright and research data

3. Licences for research data

Morning

Research data and copyright

13:00-13:15

Short summary of the morning

1. CC-Licences, CC0, GNU GPL and others

2. Group Work

3. Presentation of results and discussion

Afternoon

Hands-on licences

20. September

9:00-09:15

Short summary of day 2

1. TDM introduction

2. Discussion

3. Presentation of results

4. TDM offer of publishers

Morning

Text an data mining

13:00-13:15

Short summary of the morning

1. How to find the right repository (re3data)?

2. Presentation of RADAR-services (example)

3. DOI- Services at TIB

4. Consultation and trainings for researchers

Afternoon

Repository

Speakers Profile:

Dr. Janna Neumann. She studied chemistry at the University of Hamburg, Germany. After finishing her Ph.D. in organic chemistry in 2009 she completed a practical professional training in the German National Library of Science and Technology (TIB) in combination with a postgraduate and master’s distance study in library and information science at the Humboldt University of Berlin. In 2011, she obtained a master’s degree in Library and Information Science. From October 2011 she became responsible for e-Learning materials and in September 2012, she became Head of the DOI-Service at TIB. The DOI-Service at TIB is responsible for the registration of research data and other non-textual materials, ‘grey’ literature as well as articles in open access journals from academic institutions in the fields of science and technology. Since September 2014 she is subject specialist for chemistry and responsible for research data management training for researchers at Leibniz University of Hannover. Publication List: orcid.org/0000-0002-0161-1888

Ass. Jur. Elke Brehm, LLM. She graduated as Attorney at Law from Humboldt-University of Berlin in 2004, having also completed a Masters Degree in Computer Law and Legal Informatics (LLM). After finishing a vocational training at Göttingen State and University Library and the Bavarian Library Academy at the Bavarian State Library in Munich in 2009, she coordinated the implementation of the worldwide SCOAP3 project for the German universities (SCOAP3-DH) and responsible for training researchers in copyright law in the context of publishing . Since October 2011 she is subject specialist for law Leibniz University of Hannover and responsible for legal affairs of the Competence Center for Non-textual Materials at TIB, while still responsible for training researchers in copyright law in the context of publishing. The Competence Center for Non-textual Materials at TIB developes new services for non-textual materials such as the TIB AV-Portal. Since March 2016 she is Data Protection Officer of TIB. Publication List: orcid.org/0000-0001-8224-7047

Dipl.-Inf. Linna Lu. She is Head of East Asia Department at TIB since October 2016. She got master’s degree in Computer science in Technical University Ilmenau in 2009. After her study she worked as a technical assistant and hardware developer for more the 8 years. Her focus was algorithm development and graphical programming of FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) technology. From 2014 to 2016, she completed a practical professional training in the University Library of the TU Ilmenau in combination with a postgraduate and master’s distance study in library and information science at the Humboldt University of Berlin. She got the second master’s degree in library and Information science in Humboldt University of Berlin in 2016. She was responsible as subject specialist for Mathematics and worked extensively with the Department of Media Processing. Since October 2016, she is subject specialist for the East Asia Department at TIB. She is also responsible for supraregional Information literacy and developed a new concept for the supraregional mediation of information literacy.