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AGI: Arbeitsgruppe Information

AGI 2: RDM II: Perspectives in Research Data Management (joint session AGI/AKPIK)

AGI 2.1: Invited Talk

Tuesday, September 28, 2021, 13:30–14:00, H1

NFDI4Phys research data management for the next decades — •Hans-Günther Döbereiner — Institut für Biophysik, Universität Bremen

NFDI4Phys.de is applying to become part of the NFDI.de process. We are working towards digital transformation of academia from the viewpoint of physics with an emphasis on disciplinary and transdisciplinary research. For a list of our domains, see https://nfdi4phys.de/domains/. Data need to become FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable). We promote FAIR Digital Objects (FDOs). These are, e.g., digital twins of objects in real life with a unique identifier. For a detailed list of our task areas and strategy, see https://nfdi4phys.de/task-areas/. We strive to categorise data according to their structure based on the hierarchical emerge of levels in nature, see https://nfdi4phys.de/emergence/. This implies building a bridge between natural and social sciences, engineering, and the humanities. Key to these efforts is to develop physics of complex systems further. We need to structure the qualitative by quantifying it with semantic metrics. Generally, the techniques to do so are mainly available, scattered across various disciplines, waiting to be picked up. We need to overcome the complexity barrier in our minds to make progress. Quantum supremacy provided by quantum computing will eventually provide another level of computing power. Finally, faced with tremendous opportunities, we urgently need to develop ethics of information in order to guide us in judging the impact of technology on our society.