NFDI4Objects
Research Data Infrastructure for the Material Remains of Human History
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NFDI4Objects
Summary
NFDI4Objects is a disciplinary research data infrastructure[1].
Key Facts
- NFDI4Objects's field of work was Ancient Cultures[2].
- NFDI4Objects's field of work was social and cultural anthropology[3].
- NFDI4Objects's field of work was Non-European Cultures[4].
- NFDI4Objects's field of work was Jewish studies[5].
- NFDI4Objects's field of work was religious studies[6].
- NFDI4Objects's field of work was biological research[7].
- NFDI4Objects's instance of is recorded as disciplinary research data infrastructure[8].
- NFDI4Objects's instance of is recorded as accepted NFDI consortium[9].
- NFDI4Objects is part of German National Research Data Infrastructure[10].
- NFDI4Objects's chairperson is recorded as Philipp von Rummel[11].
- March 1, 2023 marks the founding of NFDI4Objects[12].
- A participant in NFDI4Objects was Friederike Fless[13].
- Among those involved in NFDI4Objects was Claudia Ricarda Meyer[14].
- Among those involved in NFDI4Objects was Thomas Stöllner[15].
- Among those involved in NFDI4Objects was Thomas Metz[16].
- Among those involved in NFDI4Objects was Susanne Weissman[17].
- Among those involved in NFDI4Objects was Claus Wolf[18].
- Among those involved in NFDI4Objects was Jürgen Renn[19].
- A participant in NFDI4Objects was Dagmar Schäfer[20].
- Among those involved in NFDI4Objects was Michael Hoch[21].
- Among those involved in NFDI4Objects was Alexandra W. Busch[22].
- Among those involved in NFDI4Objects was Hermann Parzinger[23].
- A participant in NFDI4Objects was Reiner Diedrichs[24].
- A participant in NFDI4Objects was Claudius Geisler[25].
- Among those involved in NFDI4Objects was Rupert Gebhard[26].
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Founding
March 1, 2023 marks the founding of NFDI4Objects[12].
Identity
NFDI4Objects is part of German National Research Data Infrastructure[10].
Leadership
NFDI4Objects's chairperson is recorded as Philipp von Rummel[11].
Industry
Fields of work include Ancient Cultures[2]; social and cultural anthropology[3], an academic discipline[27]; Non-European Cultures[4]; Jewish studies[5], an academic discipline[28]; religious studies[6], an academic major[29]; and biological research[7].