Speakers
Description
Research data management (RDM) in large collaborative projects is a complex and demanding task, requiring effective coordination across partners, disciplines, and infrastructures. This interactive session explores strategic approaches to making RDM sustainable and efficient, with particular emphasis on its role in developing strong and competitive funding proposals. We will discuss key elements expected by funders, including governance structures, resource planning, and long-term data stewardship. We will explore how these can be aligned with existing infrastructures and services within the NFDI landscape.
The session is designed as an open exchange of experiences, inviting participants to share challenges, approaches, and lessons learned from their own projects. Through discussion and peer input, we aim to identify practical strategies for integrating RDM into complex project designs, making effective use of NFDI offerings, and strengthening RDM concepts in third-party funding proposals.