Resources and Links
Planning your RDM
Services of the cRDM
- Assessment of your needs.
- Help with creating data management plans.
- Personalized advice on organization, compliance and best practices for effective research data management.
- Assistance with managing, securing, and sharing data.
Needs assessment
Please contact us.
For your group members: RDM Survey
Data management plans (DMP)
- Early engagement recommended for project-specific solutions.
- Funder requirements for data publication.
- Use of public DMPs, e.g. NFDI-Plants
- RDM checklist
Creation of research data
Creating Metadata and Metadata Standards
- Metadata standards catalog
- Best pratice guide in meta data
- Meta data generator
- CodeMeta Generator
Documenting research
Electronic Lab Notebooks (ELNs) such as eLabFTW and Labfolder are available at the Information Technology Centre for transparent and traceable research documentation
High performance computing
- Julia Cluster from the Information Technology Centre
- de.NBI cloud
- European Open Science Cloud (EOSC)
For more information click here.
Storage and sharing of research data
Cloud storage solutions
for collaborative work and data sharing
- bwSync&Share and the Information Technology Centre guide to register
- European Open Science Cloud (EOSC)
- Bavarian Cloud for Health Research
- CoreUnitRDM-Cloud
For more information click here.
Cloud-based RDM software
- Charité Virtual Research Environment (GDPR compliant)
- Aruna Cloud is a sophisticated meta data mangement according to FAIR
- Neo4j AuraDB
- Nextcloud
- OMERO an Imaging Research Environment
- SODAR a Sequencing Research Environment
For more information click here.
Sharing of patient data (UKW)
FEX (provided by SMI)
Access for collaboration partners from external Institutes can be requested.
Sensitive data must be shared with a secure password and link with limited expiration date. Password and link have to be shared via different comunication tools.
Publishing and archiving research data
Solutions from the JMU
- WueData is the institutional research data repository of the Julius Maximilians University of Würzburg for publishing data according to FAIR principles
- The Julius Maximilians University of Würzburg Archive server for long-term data storage not actively used in research
Scientific data repositories
- Research Collaboratory for Structural Bioinformatics - Protein Data Bank (RCSB PDB) for 3D structural data of large biological molecules
- Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) for high-throughput gene expression data, as well as other types of molecular abundance data
- PROSITE for protein families, domains, and functional sites
- Image Data Resource (IDR) for microscopy data in the scientific and biomedical research fields
- Zenodo for any research outputs in any size, any format, and from any discipline.
For more information click here.
Publishing code
- GitHub for hosting and sharing code repositories using Git
- GitLab as a web-based Git repository manager
- Bitbucket for unlimited private repositories with a small team
- SourceForge for control and manage free and open-source software projects
For more information click here.