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More InformationAstrid Nieße &
Frank Oliver Glöckner
Prof. Dr. Astrid Nieße, professor for digitalized energy systems at the University of Oldenburg, and Prof. Dr. Frank Oliver Glöckner, professor for Earth system data science at the University of Bremen, are members of the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI). Together, they work on the shared goal of creating effective collaborative data management structures.
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00:01 – 00:23
Astrid Nieße: A solid data foundation that we maintain collectively within Europe and protect from external attacks is a crucial aspect of our research.
00:23 – 00:39
Frank Oliver Glöckner: Astrid and I met through the German National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI). The NFDI was established in response to a recommendation by the German Council for Scientific Information Infrastructures (RfII) to improve collaborative data management in Germany.
Question: Do you have a long-term vision for how your research or work could contribute? What would that be?
00:40 – 01:12
Astrid Nieße: Every researcher in Germany will eventually face the same questions: What data can I use? Has anyone already generated this data? Has it been verified and undergone quality control? If so, we should reuse the data whenever possible. This is precisely the issue we’re trying to address at the NFDI.
Other countries envy us for it. No other country – European or otherwise – has ever tackled such a project in this way before.
01:12 – 01:30
Frank Oliver Glöckner: The initiative aims to cover all of our research domains, which include consortia in energy, biodiversity, Earth system research, and chemistry. We also have consortia in the humanities and social sciences that are working on making public sector data publicly available.
Question: What sets your collaboration apart?
01:30 – 01:42
Astrid Nieße: Within the Excellence Initiative, we have the opportunity to collaborate in a new way. A strong, trusting relationship is essential when discussing how to exchange and share data.
01:42 – 01:57
Frank Oliver Glöckner: The collaboration with Astrid is characterized by mutual trust and friendship. She works in the exciting field of energy research, while we work in biodiversity research. I believe these are both major issues that must be addressed together.
Question: What else would you like to achieve together?
01:57 – 02:15
Astrid Nieße: Frank Oliver is a highly valued colleague, and we have the opportunity to engage in productive, in-depth discussions on certain topics. Together, we’re developing data exchange structures and services that will ultimately benefit all researchers.