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Strasbourg, Frankreich

Konrad Förstner

In recent years, the concept of Open Science has gained

significant momentum, transforming the traditional research landscape

and revolutionizing the way knowledge is created, shared, and

utilized. Open Science embodies a set of principles and practices that

emphasize transparency, accessibility, reproducibility, and

collaboration in the scientific process. Additionally, it aligns

closely with the FAIR principles, which advocate for data to be

Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable.

Integration of Open Science practices and the FAIR principles

dovetails with initiatives such as NFDI4Microbiota, which focuses on

advancing research related to microbiota as part of the the National

Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) in Germany. NFDI4Microbiota aims

to establish a comprehensive data infrastructure that promotes the

FAIR principles specifically within the domain of microbiota

research. By offering tools, services and training, NFDI4microbiota

facilitates the sharing and integration of microbiota-related data,

ultimately accelerating discoveries in this research field.

This talk aims to explore the multifaceted aspects of Open Science in

conjunction with the FAIR principles and initiatives like

NFDI4Microbiota.