17.03.2025
| Conference |
DataNord as a Best Practice for Data Literacy at the E-Science-Tage 2025
The E-Science-Tage 2025 took place in Heidelberg from March 12 to 14, focusing on “Research Data Management: Challenges in a Changing World”. DSC Coordinator Dr. Lena Steinmann was among the contributors, presenting the data competence center “DataNord”.
The E-Science-Tage 2025 served as a key interdisciplinary platform for exchange between experts from research, infrastructure, and policy. The conference focused on current challenges in research data management (RDM) – including data quality assurance, the use of AI, publication processes, and cross-institutional coordination.
On March 13, DSC Coordinator Lena Steinmann presented the talk „DataNord: Empowering Data Literacy – Strengthening Bremen’s Research“ in the
Data Literacy session.
At the heart of the presentation was
DataNord ,
the interdisciplinary data competence center for the Bremen region, developed within the framework of the U Bremen Research Alliance and coordinated by the University of Bremen / the DSC. As one of eleven nationwide data competence centers funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), DataNord aims to strengthen data literacy across all career levels and to establish a sustainable FAIR data culture.
Key elements introduced included the DSC’s training and consulting services as well as the interdisciplinary doctoral program
Data Train .
With a wide range of training opportunities, expert consulting, community formats, and inter-institutional collaborations, DataNord plays a vital role in advancing the regional RDM ecosystem – and serves as a model initiative for other regions in Germany.
We are pleased to have contributed once again to the E-Science-Tage and to have engaged in such enriching discussions following the presentation.
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17.03.2025 | Conference
DataNord as a Best Practice for Data Literacy at the E-Science-Tage 2025
The E-Science-Tage 2025 took place in Heidelberg from March 12 to 14, focusing on “Research Data Management: Challenges in a Changing World”. DSC Coordinator Dr. Lena Steinmann was among the contributors, presenting the data competence center “DataNord”.
The E-Science-Tage 2025 served as a key interdisciplinary platform for exchange between experts from research, infrastructure, and policy. The conference focused on current challenges in research data management (RDM) – including data quality assurance, the use of AI, publication processes, and cross-institutional coordination.
On March 13, DSC Coordinator Lena Steinmann presented the talk „DataNord: Empowering Data Literacy – Strengthening Bremen’s Research“ in the
Data Literacy session.
At the heart of the presentation was
DataNord ,
the interdisciplinary data competence center for the Bremen region, developed within the framework of the U Bremen Research Alliance and coordinated by the University of Bremen / the DSC. As one of eleven nationwide data competence centers funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), DataNord aims to strengthen data literacy across all career levels and to establish a sustainable FAIR data culture.
Key elements introduced included the DSC’s training and consulting services as well as the interdisciplinary doctoral program
Data Train .
With a wide range of training opportunities, expert consulting, community formats, and inter-institutional collaborations, DataNord plays a vital role in advancing the regional RDM ecosystem – and serves as a model initiative for other regions in Germany.
We are pleased to have contributed once again to the E-Science-Tage and to have engaged in such enriching discussions following the presentation.
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