Seitenhistorie

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Digitalization Digitalisation for Researchers at the University of Vienna

About the speaker

Ronald Maier has been Vice-Rector for Digitalisation and Knowledge Transfer at the University of Vienna since 1 October 2019. He is Professor of Information Systems at the University of Innsbruck.

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The Role of the ZID in Supporting IT for Researchers

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Ulf Busch has been CIO of the University of Vienna since 2010. He is the head of Zentraler Informatikdienst.

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Moderation

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Michaela Bociurko is Head head of IT Communications and Marketing at Zentraler Informatikdienst. The staff unit bridges the gap between technical experts and users by providing user guides and documentation, organising information events and advising on product design and usability.

Moderation

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Sara Curtis is an employee of IT Communications and Marketing at Zentraler Informatikdienst.

TopicModeration

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Monika Bargmann has degrees in library & information science and german studies and has professional experience as a librarian, archivist, data manager, and self-employed IT project manager. She has been the data stewardess at the Faculty for Philological and Cultural Studies since June 2022.

Theresa Novak is an employee of IT Communications and Marketing at Zentraler Informatikdienst.

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TopicThe digital handbook Religion-in-Japan: Content, development and didactic concept

FACEM: A Repository for Ancient Ceramic Fabrics from the Mediterranean

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Bernhard Scheid is a Japanologist with a research focus on Japanese religious history, in particular the history of the Shintō. The digital handbook Religion-in-Japan was created in 2001 as a teaching tool for his lectures at the University of Vienna, but is constantly being expanded as part of his work at the Austrian Academy of Sciences.  

Barbara Borgers holds a Hertha Firnberg Fellowship at the Department of Classical Archaeology, University of Vienna. As a ceramic scientist, she has worked in various interdisciplinary research projects of heritage communities, museums, and commercial archaeology companies across Europe, and she is currently the PI of the project ‘Cooking ware as Indicator for Regional Trade and Exchange in 4^th-1^st c. BC Central Italy’.

Beate Pamperl has been working at the University of Vienna since 2007. She began as an IT representative at the Department of History and developed databases and interfaces for numerous research projects in the field of Digital Humanities. Today, she serves as the IT coordinator of the Faculty of Historical and Cultural Studies, digitalization officer, and deputy faculty manager.

Peter Rauscher is a historian specialising in early modern financial, administrative, and economic history, as well as Jewish history, particularly in the Holy Roman Empire and the Habsburg Monarchy. Since 2005, he has been a lecturer in modern history and became a Senior Scientist at the University of Vienna in 2024. He has been PI of the project cluster “The Danube trabe. Sources on Austrian Economic History (17th/18th Centuries)” since 2010.

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TopicLarge research data in Life Science: novel approaches for data management and international data integration

Data Flows Along the Danube: The Digital Development of The Danube Trade – from Past to Present

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Thomas Rattei is Head of the Division of Computational Systems Biology and Vice-head of the Department of Microbiology and Ecosystem Science

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• Research Data Management and European Open Science Cloud: FAIR DataVienna

• Jupyter Notebook – Prototype in Computational Chemistry

About the speaker

Raman Ganguly is Head head of the IT Support for Research department at Zentraler Informatikdienst. The department works in the areas of content and data management, especially in the fields of research data management and open science.the ZID. With a strong software development and media technology background, he has been actively involved in digital data archiving since 2011. He mainly focuses on design and technical models for data preservation. Additionally, he leads the development of Phaidra, along with other open-source projects aimed at data preservation. At the University of Vienna, Raman oversees the creation and operation of systems to preserve data from research and education long-term. Alongside this, he has contributed to various local and international projects, aiming to enhance research data infrastructure.