To strengthen European-wide open science, NFDI4Immuno and other NFDI consortia staffed a booth at the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) Symposium 2026 in Florence. The main goal was to connect Europe’s research infrastructure. Main parts of the EOSC federation are the 28 different Nodes that provide access to data, computing resources and to already 120 scientific services. An exciting possibility to make European Research FAIR. That why, NFDI4Immuno contributes to the EOSC Node Germany to further connect Germany’s Research Data Infrastructure. Together with partners and friends from other NFDI consortia we represented the EOSC Germany Node with a booth. It was great to connect to broad range of people, all sharing the interest in Research Data Management and the passion to make Research Data FAIR.
For our annually All-Hands Meeting, members from NFDI4Immune met at the Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut on the Island of Riems. The event focused on the ongoing development of the NFDI structures, activities supporting the construction of the repository, including analytic tools, training and outreach, and the next steps toward sustainable research data management in immunology. Blessed with excellent late-summer weather, the participants opportunity to get to know the FLI and its unique research infrastructure. Together, we spent three productive days discussing current challenges and devising solutions, developing new ideas and finalising new concepts. We are keen to tackle the final quarter of the year and to drive NFDI4Immuno forward.
photo: FLI, M. Jörn
NFDI4Immuno set up its own booth at the 55th Annual Meeting of the German Society for Immunology (DGfI) at the Technical University of Munich to inspire the wider immunology community to embrace FAIR principles and efficient research data management. From 15th to 17th September, we asked the immunologists in attendance: “Are you curious to find out how FAIR-compliant data exchange can work in a secure environment?”
We made it clear that NFDI4Immuno supports researchers at all levels of experience – regardless of whether they are familiar with FAIR-compliant research data management or not. Data stewards, scientific experts and data hub engineers were on hand to answer questions about NFDI4Immuno’s services.
We thank everyone who took part in the community survey to learn what the needs of community are.
NFDI4Immuno will be represented at the 55th Annual Meeting of the German Society for Immunology (DGfI) from the 15th-18th of September 2026 at the TU Munich. You can meet us at booth C16, right next to the Audimax. Talk to our experts in person and meet respresentatives of our team also at Young Immunology Mentoring Cafe on Tuesday, 15th September.
We are looking forward to meet you and talk about a FAIR future for immunological data.
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