Section Liaison Officers
The Section Liaison Officers play a crucial role in supporting sections by assisting in the preparation of basic services development strategies, decisions, and monitoring.
Their
central tasks include coordinating discussions on similar topics across sections, monitoring needs for complementary activities and collaboration between working groups, and supporting TA3 in the coordinated monitoring and reporting of service developments across all phases and developers.
The Section Liaison Officer ensures that the sections remain informed about the decision-making process and that it supports the sections' goals for a basic service. These officers are administered by TA3.
See below for all Base4NFDI Section Liaison Officers with domain-specific expertise, which section they liaise with and their contact info.
Contact all Section Liaison Officers via email:
Christian (Dr. phil) studied social sciences, humanities and digital data management and advised GLAM institutions, DH research projects and private sector companies on networked digitization, public relations and organizational development.
He is interested in the interplay between different research institutions and initiatives of specialist cultures and fights for the visibility and accessibility of collaboratively reusable research data.
Annette (M.A., European Ethnology, English literature) worked in museums and libraries in Wales. She had been responsible for the Research Data Management for a university in northern Germany at the university's library there. She was part in digital preservation projects such as bwFLA (functional long-term archiving). Her interest now is helping the development of handling discipline-specific research data easily in the context of EOSC, one NFDI and the physical sciences.
Sandra (PhD, Psychology) is a dedicated advocate of Open Science who made a career shift into Research Data Management (RDM). She worked as a Data Steward for Natural and Health Sciences and provided consultation and training on FAIR RDM for researchers, but also organized local community events for research data professionals. Her broad interest in science and technology, coupled with diverse community work, showcases her commitment to inclusivity among individuals with varying backgrounds and interests.
