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Scientific Data Services

The Scientific Data Services (SDS) unite data-related institutes, initiatives and projects of Bielefeld University under one roof, make data-related competencies and services visible and activate synergy potentials.

The SDS can be viewed from three different perspectives: the perspective of (1) data-related institutes, (2) data-related competencies and (3) data-related services.

The SDS are aimed at researchers from all disciplines. They use a broad concept of data that includes quantitative and qualitative data as well as new types of data such as social media data. SDS services include data-related services and tools.

Institutes

Institutes, initiatives, projects and more...

Permanent institutes as well as initiatives, networks and temporary projects are organised in the Scientific Data Services (SDS).

Competencies

The institutes, initiatives and projects organised in SDS have data-related competences along the entire data life cycle and provide data-related services tailored to these.

  • Collect data
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    Collect Data

    The collection of research data is determined, among other things, by the research approach, collection method(s) and data types, but also by ethical considerations and legal framework conditions.

  • Analyse Data
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    Analyse Data

    The analysis of research data is determined, among other things, by the research approach (e.g. qualitative or quantitative), study design and the data types.

     

  • Presentation of data
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    Display Data

    The presentation of research data plays a central role in both explorative data analysis and the presentation of research results. In addition to the visualisation of research data, other sensory modalities (the auditory or tactile modality) and also the multi-modal presentation of data are playing an increasingly important role.

  • Manage data
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    Manage Data

    Already at the start of a research project, the various aspects of research data management should be considered or planned, such as (data documentation, data organisation and data archiving).
     

  • Publish data
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    Publish Data

    Publishing research data increases its value for research. Bielefeld University encourages its researchers to publish research data in registered discipline-specific repositories. In addition, the university also provides its own institutional repository, PUB.

     

  • Archive data
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    Archive Data

    The (long-term) archiving of research data aims at the technically secure storage of the acquired data as well as the establishment of processes for accessing it.

Services

The institutes, initiatives and projects organised in SDS provide a wide range of data-related services.

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    Consulting

    Bielefeld University offers researchers a wide range of consulting services on the topic of research data, covering the entire data lifecycle.

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    Networking

    Bielefeld University offers researchers numerous interdisciplinary and discipline-specific networking opportunities around the topics of research data, open science, reproducibility and data science.

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    Data Access

    Researchers at Bielefeld University have access to selected research data from various disciplines, as well as data publications from numerous disciplines.

  • Universität
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    Infrastructure

    Bielefeld University provides infrastructure for research and enables its researchers to participate in and gain access for national (NFDI) and european infrastructure (EOSC).

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    Third-party funding

    Bielefeld University offers researchers numerous interdisciplinary and discipline-specific third-party funding services related to research data and data science.

  • Competency
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    Tools

    Researchers at Bielefeld University have access to a wide range of tools for research data.

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    Events

    Bielefeld University offers its researchers numerous interdisciplinary and discipline-specific events, training courses and courses on the topics of research data, open science and data science.

News

11.06.2026 - Neuer Podcast: Prof‘in. Dr. Charlotte Schmitt-Leonardy gehört zum Initiatorinnenteam

11.06.2026 - Stellenausschreibung: Studentische Praktika (Mindener Museum)

10.06.2026 - Jornada Híbrida: El terror en Latinoamérica. La colonialidad del género del miedo a revisión (11.06.26)

10.06.2026 - Luisa Raquel Ellermeier presents at InterAmerican Studies Colloquium (16 June 2026)

10.06.2026 - Public Health – Informationstag zum Bachelorstudiengang

10.06.2026 - Jonathan Klinge and Maren Schmeck organize DGVFM Workshop "Wissenschaft trifft Praxis"

10.06.2026 - Zweiter Bielefelder Teilhabekongress: Neuropsychiatrische Langzeitverläufe

09.06.2026 - Neuer Höchststand bei politisch motivierten Straftaten: Prof. Dr. Andreas Zick berichtet im Deutschlandfunk Nova

09.06.2026 - Prof. Dr. Andreas Zick zu Gast bei der Phil.COLOGNE: Unsicherheit als Möglichkeit

09.06.2026 - Linie 4: "The wars rose up against Wroclaw" - How war was told in the 15th century

09.06.2026 - Film project: Exploring. Social Security in the Ecological Crisis

09.06.2026 - Linie 4: „Die Kriege erhoben sich wider Breslau“ – Wie im 15. Jahrhundert vom Krieg erzählt wurde

09.06.2026 - Filmprojekt: Identität. Die Reform der schottischen Polizei

09.06.2026 - Exchange on Gender Equality in Academia in Tanzania and Germany

09.06.2026 - SchulBasis-Projekt: Beitrag des Asyl-, Migrations- und Integrationsfonds (AMIF)

09.06.2026 - BI.research 2026 – REFLECT, CATS und mehr

09.06.2026 - NEOLAiA Showcases European University Alliance Cooperation at NAFSA 2026

09.06.2026 - NEOLAiA präsentiert die Zusammenarbeit der europäischen Hochschulallianz auf der NAFSA 2026

09.06.2026 - Neuaufstellung der Notizfunktion im eKVV: Eine andere Art sich Veranstaltungen zu merken

08.06.2026 - Vortrag: Skandale als Prozesse gesellschaftlicher Selbstverständigung

08.06.2026 - WWB Professional Business Moderation: Info-Veranstaltung am 16.06.2026 um 17 Uhr!

08.06.2026 - WBS Professional Business Coaching: Info-Veranstaltung am 23.06.2026 um 18:00 Uhr!

08.06.2026 - RTG 2951 Lecture Series: Ania Plomien on the Productive Subjectivity of Migrant Workers

08.06.2026 - Telefonie: Wartung am 09.06.2026

08.06.2026 - Federico Cannerozzi, Giorgio Ferrari, Anna Pajola and Frank Riedel at the 5th Italian Meeting on Probability and Mathematical Statistics

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Email: sds@uni-bielefeld.de
 

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Scientific Data Services (SDS)

P.O. Box 10 01 31
D-33501 Bielefeld

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