Innovating Software Solutions in Engineering Research -NFDI4Ing Community Meeting presented by "BETTY & CC45"

April 29 2025 - 9am to 1pm (online)
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“Innovating Software Solutions in Engineering Research”

The NFDI4ING Community Meeting on Research Software

The next NFDI4ING Community Meeting on research software will take place online on April 29, 2025 (Registration is free of charge). The event is open to scientists from all disciplines who are interested in research software. Let’s talk about current topics, innovations and improvements: What innovative tools, services and methods make it easier for you to find, use and develop research software, and to manage the associated data and metadata? We invite you to share your ideas and solutions with us and to learn about the current progress of NFDI4ING. Organised by Task Area Betty and Community Cluster 45 (Construction engineering and architectur) as part of NFDI4Ing. The event language is English.

Organised by:

Bernd Flemisch (University of Stuttgart), Jan Linxweiler (TU Braunschweig), Katja Wermbter (TU Braunschweig)

    Apply for Contribution

    Do you have a research software solution that you would like to demonstrate to other researchers?

    Contact us and apply for a contribution (10 or 20 or 30 min.). Please give us a brief description of your project, the software used and the topic or title of your presentation.

    Agenda & Abstracts

    Agenda & Abstracts will be available soon.

    Meet Archetype Betty

    The NFDI4Ing Archetypes represent typical RDM challenges and engineering research profiles. They structure the work programme and task areas of the NFDI4Ing project.

    “Hello, I’m Betty. I’m an engineer and self-taught programmer that develops research software. Very often, this software represents a computational model for the simulation of an engineering application. For validating such a model, I have to compare my results with data such as other simulation data or experimental observations. For this and other purposes, I also write code for analysing and converting research data. My software usually has a lot of dependencies in form of the operating system and third-party libraries. While I’m very keen on guaranteeing the reproducibility of my computational results, I can’t dedicate too much working time to achieve this. My professional background can be located in any engineering discipline.”

    Registration & Contact

    The event is free to attend. However, we kindly ask you to register. If you have any questions, please contact us. We will be happy to answer your questions.

    Address

    Jan Linxweiler

    Universitätsbibliothek Braunschweig
    Universitätsplatz 1
    38106 Braunschweig

    Telephone and fax

    Telefon: +49(0)531 391 5026

    Fax: +49(0)531 391 5836