News – TUdata – TU Darmstadt

HeFDI and RMU Events on Research Software and Data Management in June 2026

2026/05/07

In June 2026, several events will address research data management, sustainable research software development, and digital research workflows. The programme offers opportunities for practical training, professional exchange, and insights into current examples from research practice.

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DFG project “DBRepo as a Service” launched

2026/05/07

FAIR hosting for research databases

FAIRer data in TUdatalib – Changes to DOI registration

2026/04/13

Establishment of a curation process to improve FAIRness of datasets with a DOI

Central service for the digital documentation of experiments

2026/03/20

Electronic lab notebook based on eLabFTW at TU Darmstadt now available for productive use

Kadi4Mat available as NFDI4ING service for researchers at TU Darmstadt

2026/02/24

Integrated digital system for data management and documentation

A New Pipeline for Architectural Research Data

2026/02/06

Project Kick-off: Architectural Research Data Management Pipeline Developed in close collaboration with the research community, a scalable RDM pipeline for architectural research is now underway. The “Architectural Research Data Management Pipeline” will make heterogeneous architectural research data easier to capture, connect, and publish in a FAIR-compliant way.

A Decade of Research Data Management Guidelines at TU Darmstadt

2025/12/10

Ten years ago, TU Darmstadt adopted the first version of its guidelines on handling digital research data. A lot has changed since then – not only at our university. TUdata thanks all its partners for ten years of successful collaboration!

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Storage via Coscine also for TU researchers via the NFDI

2025/12/04

Coscine offers storage and data management hand in hand

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Securing At-Risk Research Data – DFG initiative for data resilience

2025/11/12

The DFG has launched a new funding initiative to secure at-risk research data held in repositories abroad and keep them available to the German research community over the long term.