We work closely with our community – students, experts, service providers and top scientists. Our measures ensure that the development of FAIRagro is geared entirely to the needs and requirements of the community. And they take into account that the adoption of FAIR principles does not happen at the same pace everywhere. Here is an overview of our various community activities.
Partner
Find all the institutions involved in FAIRagro as well as the opportunities to become part of our consortium.
Use Cases
Our Use Cases deal with the area and discipline-specific challenges of FAIRagro. You can find all the information here.
Training & Education
FAIRagro supports all researchers on their way to FAIR research data management with numerous offers.
Community Advisory Board
The CAB advises FAIRagro and gives valuable recommendations for the further design and development of our services.
FAIRagro FAIRness and Openness Commitment
Let’s move together towards a FAIR data future in agriculture and beyond – sign the FAIRagro FAIRness and Openness Commitment now!
Testimonials
In the FAIRagro workshop “Legal Status Quo”, the special copyright features of research data were highlighted and researchers were sensitised in particular to the practical application of the legal provisions relevant to them. Based on concrete practical examples, a lively discussion developed after each presentation, which ensured the active participation of the participants. The mixture of short impulses on topics such as CC licences, good scientific practice and legal aspects of AI was very successful.
Vasilka Stoilova, LL.M., University of Mannheim
Until the “Legal Status Quo” workshop, I had little to do with the FAIRagro project as a consultant for technology transfer and law, but I registered out of interest and because the ATB is a participant in the consortium. It was a very successful workshop with stimulating discussions between the informative keynote speeches. I learnt a lot about copyright and the use of CC licences – in particular that the research data that our scientists collect and analyse is not protected by copyright per se. I was also impressed by the insight into the work and the associated challenges of a joint repository for the agricultural sciences.
Thank you for letting me get a taste of your work and for the great organisation, Lea.
Larissa Raatz, ATB Potsdam
From a data scientist’s perspective, legal issues relating to data are very important. However, they are not always given sufficient attention and are perhaps sometimes perceived as a little daunting. The workshop “Legal Status Quo of FAIRagro Partners” gave me an overview of the issue of licensing research data with great speakers. It was understandable and I admit – interesting and entertaining.
Dr. Kai Radtke, DBFZ Deutsches Biomasseforschungszentrum