Workshop: Great Data, Great Science

Session

Breakout-Session

6 Oct 2026, 14:00

Wissenschaftszentrum Bonn

76. Building an HPC User Forum: User Needs and Future Requirements for Sustainable HPC@Uni Bonn

Dr Dirk Barbi (University of Bonn), Dr Jan Martin Brockmann (University of Bonn), Prof. Petra Mutzel (University of Bonn)

06/10/2026, 14:00

After successfully bringing the HPC system Marvin into productive operation more than two years ago, nearly 1000 users from 180 working groups have used the centrally provided HPC resources for their research. To shape future development and to better align central services and offers in accordance with researchers’ needs, we propose establishing a sustained HPC User Forum. User surveys and...

78. Open Science @ Uni Bonn – Join the Community!

Dr Annika Tensi (University of Bonn), Ariane Larrat (University of Bonn)

06/10/2026, 14:00

This interactive breakout session introduces the newly founded Open Science Community at the University of Bonn. We invite anyone interested to learn more about our ideas, ongoing activities, and opportunities to get involved.

Locally, the community brings together researchers across fields and career stages from the University of Bonn to exchange experiences on aspects such as Open Access,...

77. Research Data & IP Transfer: From Research Data to (commercial) use and impact with support by Transfer Center enaCom

Alexander von Pidoll (University of Bonn), Dr Florentin Schmidt (University of Bonn)

06/10/2026, 14:00

How does cutting-edge research become real-world innovation? In this practice-oriented session, the Transfer Center enaCom shows how research data and innovative results can be transformed into commercial value. We will outline enaCom‘s services regarding knowledge and technology transfer available to researchers at the University of Bonn. Learn how enaCom supports funding applications with...

75. Research Data Management in Large Collaborative Projects: From Data Strategy to Successful Proposals

Christian Bittner (University of Bonn), Dr Sergej Zerr (University of Bonn)

06/10/2026, 14:00

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...