NFFA-Europe Pilot Workshop held on September 26th, 2023 at Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Zentrum (MLZ) in Garching bei München.
Event webpage: nffa.eu/news/events/two-joint-nffa-europe-workshops-on-microscopy-open-data-and-analytical-large-scale-facilities/
Presentations: zenodo.org/communities/nffa-europe-workshop-fair-2023
0:00 Welcome and Introduction - _Giorgio Rossi_
08:42 Welcome from Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Zentrum - _Wiebke Lohstroh_
24:28 General approach to FAIRification in NFFA-Europe Pilot - _Giuseppe Piero Brandino_
44:06 Open data and open publications in H2020 - _Irene Modolo_
01:04:00 Successful stories in NFFA-Europe Pilot and beyond - _Rossella Aversa_
01:23:06 Towards FAIR data in practice: the Scanning Tunneling Microscopy use case - _Mirco Panighel_
01:41:40 (FAIRMAT) Multi-Dimensional Photoemission Spectroscopy: a concept for FAIR photoemission data - _Tommaso Pincelli_
02:06:37 (NFDI-MatWerk) Digital Materials Environment - An Architecture and Tools based on FAIR Digital Objects - _Marius Politze_
02:24:21 (NCCR MARVEL and MaX CoE) More than open data: towards a FAIR data and simulation infrastructure with AiiDA and Materials Cloud - _Giovanni Pizzi_
02:48:27 (GO NANO / GO FAIR) Approaching FAIR data management in nanotechnologies and semiconductor cleanrooms, the ENL experience - _Lorenza Ferrario_
03:16:28 Open discussion and closing remarks
Event abstract:
Open Data practices and FAIR principles - Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable - are more and more central to various European research infrastructure activities as they allow verifying and reproducing data, fundamental processes for the progress of science. While their benefits start to be clear also to a broader scientific community, a significant effort is needed to make scientific results useful and sustainable.
In the first part of this workshop, the approaches adopted within the NFFA-Europe Pilot project are presented, starting from the requirements and guidelines provided by the European Commission and then focusing on the solutions and tools implemented to realise them in practice, concerning in particular the design and deployment of the (meta)data infrastructure, the data management plan and the online data services, to conclude with some examples of successful stories.
The second part of the workshop gives an insight from other communities, with the presentation of practical use cases from other relevant European research projects.