This workshop is organised as a collaboration between Material Pioneers, Open Science Community Delft and 4TU.ResearchData .

This is a crash course on research data management. By the end of this hands-on session, you will know why research data management is important, what kind of data is most useful to be shared, how to store and share data and where to do it.

Instructor

Pedro Mendes - Assistant Professor at Tecnico Lisboa - is passionate about catalysts. His research mainly aims at (i) understanding how catalysts work via mathematical models (catalysis informatics) and (ii) design sustainable processes by combining knowledge of all scales (multi-scale modelling). The models he works

with can thus range from pure reaction kinetics to coupling with reactor and/or process models, with tailored levels of complexity.

Being an experimentalist by training, he also dives into catalyst synthesis, characterization and testing. He enjoys collaborative work with other scientists, e.g. YEuCat and takes part in initiatives aiming at transforming academia, e.g. Open Science and DORA actions, amongst others.

Who: The workshop is aimed at Early Career Reseachers (PhD candidates, postdocs and assistant professors/research associates) doing research in material science.

Prerequisites:

None. Where possible, participants should bring a dataset that they have been working with to the workshop to maximise benefit from the hands-on experience.

Where:

This training will take place online. The organisers will provide you with the information you will need to connect to this meeting.

For additional info, reach out to a.soro@vsparticle.com.