| Title | Time | Room | Teacher |
|---|---|---|---|
| Research Integrity: Dealing with Research Data / 26-11-RD-2 | 02.11.2026 12:00 - 14:00 (Mon) | online | Dr. Zschache, Elisabeth |
In this session, we take a closer look at dealing with research data. What is research data? How should it be stored? Which problems arise when dealing with data? What are your best practice examples? The session aims to help you handle your research data in an ethically sound way.
We will focus on your cases, which will be discussed confidentially using the method of collegial consultation. The session will be highly interactive.
To make the most of this event, it is important that a safe and transparent atmosphere is created. We ask that you maintain discretion regarding the topics discussed and attend the online meeting in an appropriate environment, preferably in a place where you will not be disturbed. If you happen to be in a room where other people are present, make sure to use headphones to maintain confidentiality.
- Dealing with research data
- What is research data?
- Best practice examples
- Handling research data in an ethically sound way
- Discussion of your own cases using the method of collegial consultation
Participants are welcome to present their own cases during the workshop. We encourage you to think about a case in advance and prepare any relevant information you would like to discuss.
Doctoral researchers:
- of all disciplines
- of Freie Universität Berlin, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Technische Universität Berlin, Charité - Universitätsmedizin.
All workshops are free of charge. Parts of the qualification program are funded by the Berlin University Alliance.
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Cancellations are possible up to 14 days in advance by following these steps:
- Log into your DRS account on our booking platform www.drs.fu-berlin.de
- Click on "My course list"
- Choose the workshop in question and go to "course details"
- Finally click on "cancel booking".
Many doctoral programs award credit points for participation in workshops and other qualification programs. One work unit (WU) corresponds to 45 minutes of workshop time. In some cases they might round up.
- 8 work units equal 0.5 credit points.
- For shorter workshops, credits are calculated proportionally based on the work units.
- Credit transfer requires the accumulation of a sufficient number of work units.
Example: Participation in two workshops of three hours each result in a total of 8 work units and therefore 0,5 credit points would be granted. As the transfer of credits is decided by the doctoral programs or doctoral offices, please contact them directly with any questions in this regard.
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Find an extensive overview of workshops at the BUA partner institutions: Graduate Studies Support Program
BUA E-Learning Module on `Good Research Practice for Doctoral Researchers`: If you are enrolled at any of the Berlin University Alliance´s partner institutions, you are eligible to start the course right away.
You can take the module online at your own pace, free of charge, and download a certificate upon completion.