20080719 Esof Open Data Voegler
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Open Science Policy Towards Achieving the SDGs/Muliaro Joseph Wafula
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Decomposing Social and Semantic Networks in Emerging “Big Data” Research
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Mind the Gap: Reflections on Data Policies and Practice
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EC Open Access Co-ordination workshop - 4th May 2011
EC Open Access Co-ordination workshop - 4th May 2011
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20080719 Esof Open Data Voegler
- 1. Funding Open Data: Some Thoughts and Challenges on the Road ahead ESOF, 19 July 2008 Dr. Max Vögler Programme Officer German Research Foundation (DFG)
- 11. Research Data Sets in the catalog of the National Library of Science, Hannover (DFG funded project) http:// tiborder . gbv .de/ psi /DB=2.63/CLK?IKT=8578&TRM= primaerdaten
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Editor's Notes
- The DFG is the central research council for Germany. It has a yearly budget of about 1,6 billion Euros and funds proposals from individuals, coordinated groups of researchers and institutions such as universities, libraries or media centers in a variety of programmes. The focus lies on research funding which is funding of projects that aim at generating new knowledge. However, we also fund coordinated programmes and infrastructure programmes like activities in libraries, archives, and museums.
- Our grant money comes partly from the Federal Ministry of Research and Education, about 50%, and partly from the 16 federal states („Bundesländer“), about 50%. Although money from the state, the DFG is self-governed by researchers, not at all goverment agency. Grant money only for proposals that are peer reviewed; we fund projects in all scientific disciplines from the Humanities to the Engeneering Sciences.