- What do the “Guidelines on how to deal with research data at TU Darmstadt” regulate?
- Where can I store my data so it is safe and secure?
- How do I keep track of my data?
- Will anyone else even understand my data?
- Who actually owns the research data, and who is allowed to use it?
- What standards and best practices are there for handling data in my department?
- Where and how can I archive or publish selected data?
- What happens to the data at the end of my project?
- How will the research team at TU Darmstadt – TUdata – support me in handling my data?
You'll learn the answers to these questions in our workshops.
You are welcome to bring sample data from your own research.
The PowerPoint presentations of the courses are available on OpenLearnWare.
Further information from the TU on the subject of research data
Individual Offers
We will be pleased to offer tailor-made events and consultations on this topic.
Current Events on the Topic
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2026/02/09,
15:20-16:20Einstieg in digitale Textanalysen mit den Voyant-Tools
Online-Veranstaltung
Die Voyant Tools sind eine web-basierte Open-Source-Analyseu…
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2026/02/12,
10:00-10:30Coffee Lecture: RDMO - DMP guidance on demand: The new NFDI4ING RDMO chatbot
DMP guidance on demand: The new NFDI4ING RDMO chatbot
NFDI4ING RDMO helps you create data management plans (DMPs) …
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2026/02/13,
10:00-10:30Coffee Lecture: DBRepo: Make research data in relational databases FAIR, versioned and citable
The presentation introduces TU Darmstadt’s upcoming service “DBRepo as a Service”, which will be open to all researchers. The platform enables the hosting of rela…
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2026/02/19,
10:00-14:00RMU Data Stewards Exchange
Sie möchten andere Data Stewards an den Rhein-Main Universitäten treffen und sich mit ihnen austauschen? Dann besuchen Sie am 19.Februar 2026 von 10 bis 14 Uhr die Verans…