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's part of is recorded as German National Research Data Infrastructure^[10].
• NFDI4Objects's chairperson is recorded as Philipp von Rummel^[11].
• +2023-03-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of NFDI4Objects^[12].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Friederike Fless^[13].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Claudia Ricarda Meyer^[14].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Thomas Stöllner^[15].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Thomas Metz^[16].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Susanne Weissman^[17].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Claus Wolf^[18].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Jürgen Renn^[19].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Dagmar Schäfer^[20].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Michael Hoch^[21].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Alexandra W. Busch^[22].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Hermann Parzinger^[23].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Reiner Diedrichs^[24].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Claudius Geisler^[25].
• NFDI4Objects's participant is recorded as Rupert Gebhard^[26].

Body

Founding

+2023-03-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of NFDI4Objects^[12].

Identity

NFDI4Objects's part of is recorded as 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].