NFDI4Memory

Summary

NFDI4Memory is a disciplinary research data infrastructure^[1].

Key Facts

• NFDI4Memory's field of work was Ancient Cultures^[2].
• NFDI4Memory's field of work was study of history^[3].
• NFDI4Memory's field of work was social anthropology^[4].
• NFDI4Memory's field of work was cultural anthropology^[5].
• NFDI4Memory's field of work was Non-European Cultural Studies^[6].
• NFDI4Memory's field of work was Jewish studies^[7].
• NFDI4Memory's instance of is recorded as disciplinary research data infrastructure^[8].
• NFDI4Memory's instance of is recorded as accepted NFDI consortium^[9].
• NFDI4Memory's logo image is recorded as NFDI4Memory logo 01.png^[10].
• NFDI4Memory's logo image is recorded as Logo NFDI4Memory.svg^[11].
• NFDI4Memory's chief executive officer is recorded as John Carter Wood^[12].
• NFDI4Memory's GND ID is recorded as 1333717652^[13].
• NFDI4Memory's subclass of is recorded as organization^[14].
• NFDI4Memory's part of is recorded as German National Research Data Infrastructure^[15].
• NFDI4Memory's Commons category is recorded as NFDI4Memory^[16].
• NFDI4Memory's chairperson is recorded as Johannes Paulmann^[17].
• +2023-03-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of NFDI4Memory^[18].
• NFDI4Memory's participant is recorded as Johannes Paulmann^[19].
• NFDI4Memory's participant is recorded as Gerald Maier^[20].
• NFDI4Memory's participant is recorded as Klaus Ceynowa^[21].
• NFDI4Memory's participant is recorded as Wolfgang M. Heckl^[22].
• NFDI4Memory's participant is recorded as Sabine Brünger-Weilandt^[23].
• NFDI4Memory's participant is recorded as Eva Schlotheuber^[24].
• NFDI4Memory's participant is recorded as Peter Haslinger^[25].
• NFDI4Memory's participant is recorded as Sabine Kunst^[26].

Body

Founding

+2023-03-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of NFDI4Memory^[18].

Identity

NFDI4Memory's part of is recorded as German National Research Data Infrastructure^[15].

Leadership

NFDI4Memory's chief executive officer is recorded as John Carter Wood^[12]. NFDI4Memory's chairperson is recorded as Johannes Paulmann^[17].

Industry

Fields of work include Ancient Cultures^[2]; study of history^[3], an academic discipline^[27]; social anthropology^[4], a branch of anthropology^[28]; cultural anthropology^[5], a branch of anthropology^[29]; Non-European Cultural Studies^[6]; and Jewish studies^[7], an academic discipline^[30].