Research Data Management Policy outlines data handling principles in SFB 1381 projects, enhancing collaboration and transparency.
The SFB 1381 „Dynamic Organization of Cellular Protein Machineries“ produces unique research data at the intersection of biology, chemistry, physics and medicine, essentially in the form of measurements and images. All researchers working on an SFB 1381 project recognize the central importance of research data, its adequate storage and documentation and agree to follow the guidelines outlined in this Research Data Management (RDM) policy. This policy ensures that data is handled according to the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable). The SFB 1381 also encourages an Open Science framework, including Open Access publications, to enable more equitable and transparent research, create synergistic collaborations, and further promote the value of research in society.
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