NFDI4Energy

Summary

NFDI4Energy is a disciplinary research data infrastructure^[1].

Key Facts

• NFDI4Energy's field of work was social science^[2].
• NFDI4Energy's field of work was informatics^[3].
• NFDI4Energy's field of work was information technology^[4].
• NFDI4Energy's field of work was electrical engineering^[5].
• NFDI4Energy's field of work was systems engineering^[6].
• NFDI4Energy's field of work was economics^[7].
• NFDI4Energy's instance of is recorded as disciplinary research data infrastructure^[8].
• NFDI4Energy's instance of is recorded as accepted NFDI consortium^[9].
• NFDI4Energy's instance of is recorded as science project^[10].
• NFDI4Energy's part of is recorded as German National Research Data Infrastructure^[11].
• NFDI4Energy's chairperson is recorded as Astrid Nieße^[12].
• +2023-03-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of NFDI4Energy^[13].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Ralph Bruder^[14].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Kerstin Krieglstein-Unsicker^[15].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Sören Auer^[16].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Martin Kuhlmann^[17].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Ulrich Rüdiger^[18].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Berthold Vogel^[19].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Sebastian Lehnhoff^[20].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Holger Hanselka^[21].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Mark G. Lawrence^[22].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Joachim Hornegger^[23].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Astrid Nieße^[24].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Reinhard German^[25].
• NFDI4Energy's participant is recorded as Christof Weinhardt^[26].

Body

Founding

+2023-03-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of NFDI4Energy^[13].

Identity

NFDI4Energy's part of is recorded as German National Research Data Infrastructure^[11].

Leadership

NFDI4Energy's chairperson is recorded as Astrid Nieße^[12].

Operations

NFDI4Energy's parent organization or unit is recorded as German National Research Data Infrastructure^[27].

Industry

Fields of work include social science^[2], a class used in Universal Decimal Classification^[28]; informatics^[3], an academic major^[29], founded in 1957^[30]; information technology^[4], a branch of science^[31]; electrical engineering^[5], a branch of engineering^[32]; systems engineering^[6]; and economics^[7], an academic discipline^[33].