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The conference "tawiab2023 - Conference on scientific theses and university repositories" took place on September 28, 2023 at the University of Vienna. Organized by the Working Group on University Theses of RepManNet, it brought together individuals from various administrative areas of universities to improve collaboration in the management of scientific theses. Topics such as copyright, plagiarism detection, accessibility, and assignment of DOIs were at the center of the event. [Extracted from the article]

Nach zwei Jahren Projektlaufzeit lud der DFG-geförderte Projektverbund FDNext zu einem zweiten Community-Workshop ein. Unter dem Motto „Nachhaltiges Forschungsdatenmanagement gemeinsam umsetzen" wurde eine projektweite Ergebnisbilanz gezogen und im Rahmen einer Online-Veranstaltung vorgestellt. Einzelne Formate ermöglichten den Austausch und die Diskussion zur Vision des Kulturwandels und eines ganzheitlichen FDMs durch Initiativen wie die Nationale Forschungsdateninfrastruktur (NFDI) sowie die Möglichkeiten der Zusammenarbeit zwischen einzelnen Konsortien und Hochschulen. Dabei wurden Aufgaben identifiziert, welche nur gemeinsam mit der FDM- bzw. Wissenschafts-Community bearbeitet werden können. Two years into the project duration, the collaborative project FDNext convened its second community workshop titled "Implementing Sustainable Research Data Management in a Joint Project". Focusing on a review of achievements, the online event presented findings from all participating parties. Various formats fostered exchange and debates about perspectives of cultural change and a holistic research data management through initiatives such as the Nationale Forschungsdateninfrastruktur NFDI (national research data infrastructure), as well as collaboration opportunities between individual consortia and universities. Tasks and challenges that can only be dealt with in cooperation with RDM and scientific communities have been identified. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article focuses on a collaborative project between the Institute of History at the University of Hildesheim and the Chair of History at the Teacher Training Center of Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem Budapest-Szombathely in Vienna. Topics include the development of the communist dictatorship in Hungary from 1945 to 1954 its impact on Austria's foreign policy; and the international reactions to the Hungarian uprising in 1956 with societal, cultural, and economic aspects of Hungary.

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Die Kulturgutdigitalisierung gehört seit Jahren zum Kerngeschäft der Landesbibliotheken wie der BLB. Dabei lag der Fokus lange Zeit auf der Contentdigitalisierung von unikalem Material. Hinzu kamen regional interessante Bestände wie Adressbücher oder Landtagsprotokolle. Allerdings stellt sich zunehmend die Frage, ob die Aufgabe der Bibliotheken mit der reinen Imageproduktion schon erledigt ist. Am Beispiel der BLB sollen Zukunftsperspektiven aufgezeigt werden, die über die Contentproduktion hinausgehen. Dazu gehört neben der Anreicherung der Digitalisate durch Normdaten, Volltexte und Editionen die Einbindung in überregionale Portale, die Zusammenarbeit mit der Forschung bei ausgewählten Projekten, die Unterstützung kleinerer Einrichtungen und das Engagement in Citizen-Science-Projekten. Digitizing the cultural heritage has been a central task of state libraries like the BLB for many years. Initially, the focus was on content digitization of unique material. Regionally interesting holdings such as address books or regional parliament protocols were added. The question, however, is whether the task of libraries is fully accomplished by producing digital images. Using the example of the Baden State Library, future perspectives will be illustrated that extend far beyond content production. Alongside enriching the digitized material with standard data, full texts and editions, this also includes integration into national portals, cooperations with scientific research in selected projects, support for small-scale institutions and engaging in citizen-science projects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article I reflect on the interdisciplinary cooperation between scientific studies of religions and (Catholic) theology as well as on the relationship between the two disciplines in general. On the part of theology, the methodology of comparative theology is called for as a necessary crosssectional task (Klaus von Stosch) and presented as a bridge to interdisciplinary understanding. To this end, the problem area is illustrated and theology will be reflected before the backdrop of a theory of science. These considerations are guided by discourse-theoretical assumptions following Jürgen Habermas. The central ideas of this article are: By means of the method of comparative theology, theology complies with scientific standards. Furthermore, comparative theology advances to a meeting point where cooperation with religious studies becomes possible. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Bulgarian Lexical Stock in a Multifactorial Macrocomparativistic Context While scientific development is advancing with increasing speed, we are gaining access to fast-growing global databases and being presented with new opportunities for scientific cooperation. Applying this new information allows for a broadened view on word-stock in Europe and in the adjacent regions in general, and at the same time enables conclusions to be drawn in relation to the lexical stock of individual languages, such as the Bulgarian language. Illustrating this with some examples, we will attempt to highlight the potential of a multifactorial macrocomparativistic perspective in terms of the prehistory and history of the Bulgarian language. We have chosen the following examples for this purpose: Bulg. mùga, bàra, lòkva, nirèja, vъrbà, òrex, mòrkov, tìkva, rjàpa, kos, cik/čik. In this way, we aim to demonstrate, that Bulgarian lexical stock (the words of which, in many cases, have also been loaned to the Romanian language) is an important element of a large, global, archaic network which has expanded itself over space and a long period of time, illustrating important milestones in the development of humanity over several millennia and pre-dating the Slavic or even Indo-European context. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article focuses on Monika Lücke's accomplishments and contributions, detailing her academic and professional journey, including her involvement in historical societies and commissions. It mentions that Lücke's extensive contributions to historical research, encompassing publications, collaborative projects, and active involvement in scholarly communities, particularly in numismatics and witchcraft studies, have garnered her recognition and respect in academic and historical circles.

The article presents a report from a June 22-26, 2015 conference in Novosibirsk, Russia on multidisciplinary methods in archaeology. Topics of presentations delivered included cooperation beween archaeologists and physicists to date archaeological artifacts, the discovery of ancestral human remains in the Denisova cave in Altai, Russia, and the reconstruction of human migrations through Siberia in the fourth and second centuries B.C.E.

The article presents a report from an October 20-21, 2014 conference in Munich, Germany hosted by the AG Elektronisches Publizieren der Union der deutschen Akademien der Wissenschaften und Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften electronic publishing research society on the use of virtual research environments and editing systems. Topics of presentations delivered included XML-based research and editing software, the use of the "Ediarum" courseware in the "Regesta Imperii" research project, and a virtual manuscript-reading room of the Institut für neutestamentliche Textforschung New Testament research institute.

The article presents a report from an October 4-6, 2013 conference of the Gesellschaft für Musiktheory music theory society in Rostock, Germany.Topics of presentations delivered included professional collaboration between music theorists, sociologists, cognitive researchers, and psychologists, the role of aesthetics in 21st-century American music, and the role of masterpieces in music theory.

The article reports on a conference on research financing and science policy, held from April 19-20, 2013, in Berlin, Germany. International scientific cooperation between Germany and the United States in the 20th century, the moral implications of research funding by businesses, and the effect of globalization on the social sciences.

The article presents a report from a September 6-8, 2012 conference in Coburg, Germany on the history and writings of German tourists and travelers in England. Topics of presentations delivered included the history of the English tourism industry, travel writings on Glasgow, Scotland, and the collaboration and meetings of German and British scientists.

Researchers in almost all scientific disciplines rely heavily on the collaboration of their colleagues. Throughout his or her career, any researcher will build up a social academic network consisting of people with similar scientific interests. A recommendation system could facilitate the process of identifying and finding the right colleagues, as well as pointing out possible new collaborators. As a researcher’s reputation is of great importance, the social information gleaned from citations and reference data can be used to cluster similar researchers. Web services, such as social bookmarking systems, provide new functionalities and a greater variety of social information – if exploited correctly; these could lead to better recommendations. The following describes, by way of example, one approach to author recommendation for social networking in academia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reflects on the positions concerning teaching philosophies and methods taken by the contributors to this issue of the journal. Topics considered include interdisciplinary cooperative research and interdisciplinary communication in scholarship, the didactic method, and knowledge transfers in education.

The article reflects on the positions concerning teaching philosophies and methods taken by the contributors to this issue of the journal, particularly concerning the didactic method and knowledge transfers in education. Topics considered include misunderstandings in academic communication, levels of abstraction, and collaborative research.

Surgical research in Germany is performed within surgical clinics by individual working groups or in surgical research divisions. Additionally, a few independent institutes and departments of surgical research have been established at medical faculties. The number of these institutions, however, is too small. To increase productivity in surgical research, structural changes are necessary, including additional establishment of further institutes and professorships. The quality of clinical research in surgery in Germany is critically discussed. International comparison shows that Germany has a low ranking with respect to the number of clinical studies published in leading surgical journals. However, there has been some improvement in the quality of clinical studies performed in surgical departments during the last 15 years. The establishment of the study center of the German Society of Surgery shows that excellent clinical studies with adequate numbers of patients can also be performed in Germany and can be published in leading journals. Accordingly, there is need to distribute the structures and the competence necessary to perform clinical studies in a standardized manner to all surgical departments involved in clinical research. The experimental surgical research in Germany is not adequately visible, although over the last 10 years the most relevant publications from institutions for surgical research have been placed in journals with a mean impact factor of 8. This may be due to the fact that 85% of these top publications are published in non-surgical journals. The aim for the future must therefore be to increase the impact factor and, thus, the attractiveness of surgical journals. This may be achieved by publishing the highest quality results from experimental surgical research not in non-surgical but in surgical journals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports on a conference on the history of scientific cooperation between Germany and Poland, held in Warsaw, Poland, from May 27-29, 2011. Topics discussed included the reception of the philosophy of interdisciplinary research and teaching developed by Polish philosopher Aleksander Jabłonowski in Germany, German-Polish comparative linguistics and its political implications, and the influence of ethnic stereotypes and racism on archaeology and ethnography in the two countries.

The article presents the annual report for 2009-2010 of the committee on the sociology of law of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Soziologie (German Sociological Association, DGS). The activities of the committee included the organization of conferences on such topics as law and politics, on February 4, 2010, in Wuppertal, Germany, legal biography, from April 23-24, 2010, in Göttingen, Germany, and migration and the law, at the DGS congress in Frankfurt, Germany, in October 2010. National and international scholarly cooperation efforts in legal sociology is also described.

The article reports on a conference dedicated to international academic cooperation and communication in the field of theology, held at the Institut für Europäische Geschichte (Institute of European History) in Mainz, Germany, from March 23-25, 2011. Topics discussed included German theologian Adolf von Harnack, exchanges between the Russian Orthodox Church and Western Christian churches, and the international activities of Protestant and Catholic German publishing houses.

The article reports on the conference "Kooperation via Internet: Möglichkeiten web-basierter Zusammenarbeit" (Cooperation via Internet: Possibilities of Web-Based Collaboration), a joint annual workshop of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Geschichte und EDV (Working Group History and Information Technology, AGE) and the Workshop "Digitalisierung von Opferdaten der NS-Zeit" (Digitization of Data on Victims of the Nazi Era), which took place at Flossenbürg concentration camp, Germany, on October 28-29, 2010. The presentations covered topics such as Internet and information technology at the Flossenbürg memorial, an online database of Soviet soldiers fallen or missing in World War II, and online web-based video interviews with survivors of the Sobibor concentration camp during the Holocaust.

The article discusses scientific collaboration and communication in Europe during the age of the Enlightenment, focusing on the study of natural history in the eighteenth century. The author examines such research practices as the collection, classification, and exchange of plant specimens, as well as scholarly communication about them. She also considers the work of biologists and other scholars organized in scientific societies. Botanists mentioned include Albrecht von Haller, Werner de La Chenal, and Christian Gottlieb Ludwig.

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An interview with sociologist Kurt Lüscher is presented. Topics of discussion include a collaborative international research project on intergenerational relations conducted by Lüscher, an encyclopedia on the subject that Lüscher and his colleagues published online at https://edupad.uni-konstanz.de/generationes-v8bmkqNO1z-KN, and the notions of vacillation and generational ambivalence, featured prominently in the encyclopedia.

The article reflects on the positions concerning teaching philosophies and methods taken by the contributors to this issue of the journal, particularly concerning the didactic method and knowledge transfers in education. Topics considered include methodological problems of interdisciplinary research, cooperative research, and scholarly communications.

A report from the March 1, 2012 "Expertengespräch Nachlässe" conference, held by the Archiv des Instituts für Zeitgeschichte (Archive of the Institute for Contemporary History) and the Bundesarchiv (German National Archive) is presented. The topic of discussion was a collaborative project between the two institutions on collections of literary archives, and on how to obtain, preserve, and finance such collections.