INF - Information Management and Information Infrastructure

Project description

The purpose of the infrastructure support project is the professional management of the research process and the obtained scientific data and numerical codes in the research projects of the CRC. We will coordinate and support the use of the central IT infrastructure and the development of a virtual research environment according to the subject-specific needs. Both young and experienced researchers will be trained in all aspects of the information infrastructure and reproducible and open science.

Research Data Infrastructure

In order to provide researchers with the best possible support in managing their research data, the INF project is establishing and continuously developing a research data infrastructure.

The project drives, hosted by the ITMZ, are of central importance. They offer sufficient storage for all research groups and are ideal for exchanging data between and within LiMatI projects. The automatic backup creates optimal conditions for storing important data on the project drives. All members of LiMatI and all other members of the Institute of Physics can be granted access on request via e-mail to inf-limatiuni-rostockde.

In addition, the INF project supports the use of GitLab (version management tool) and eLabFTW (electronic lab notebook) in everyday research.
GitLab and eLabFTW will soon be available to everyone at the University of Rostock. Until then, LiMatI members can use the GitLab and eLabFTW servers of the SFB ELAINE on request.

Further, a Virtual Research Environment (VRE) is currently being developed as part of the INF project. The VRE will bundle software and hardware provided by the ITMZ and enable effective research data management and facilitate the scientific work of researchers. In order to ensure that the VRE is suitable for everyday use, the wishes and needs of researchers will be identified and incorporated.

Training and Education

We offer training on all aspects of the information infrastructure as well as reproducible and open science.

For small groups we offer practical introductions to Git/GitLab and eLabFTW.

In addition to regular events, we are happy to organize seminars and workshops on the listed topics at any time on request.

Collaborators

Dr. Hannah Jürß

Research Associate
Tel.: +49 (0)381 498 6773
hannah.juerssuni-rostockde

Dipl.-Inf. Felix Woitzel

Software developer
Tel.: +49 (0)381 498 6773
felix.woitzeluni-rostockde

Dr. Jörg Köhn

Support staff
Tel.: +49 (0)381 498 6705
joerg.koehnuni-rostockde

Links

Documentation and further information on the mentioned software and hardware can be found here:

Project drive eLabFTW GitLab

 

Project leaders

Prof. Thomas Fennel
Tel.: +49 (0)381 498 6815
Email: thomas.fenneluni-rostockde

Prof. Alexander Szameit
Tel.: +49 (0)381 498 6790
Email: alexander.szameituni-rostockde

Dr. Sebastian Schick
Tel.: +49 (0)381 498 8604
Email: sebastian.schickuni-rostockde

Institutions

Universität Rostock
Institut für Physik

Albert-Einstein-Str. 23
18059 Rostock

Universität Rostock
Universitätsbibliothek

Albert-Einstein-Str. 6
18059 Rostock