Section Liaison Officers
The Section Liaison Officers play a crucial role in supporting sections by assisting in the preparation of basic services development strategies, decisions, and monitoring.
Their central tasks include coordinating discussions on similar topics across sections, monitoring needs for complementary activities and collaboration between working groups, and supporting TA3 in the coordinated monitoring and reporting of service developments across all phases and developers.
The Section Liaison Officer ensures that the sections remain informed about the decision-making process and that it supports the sections' goals for a basic service. These officers are administered by TA3.
See below for all Base4NFDI Section Liaison Officers with domain-specific expertise, which section they liaise with and their contact info.
Contact all Section Liaison Officers via email:
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Sandra (PhD, Psychology) is a dedicated advocate of Open Science who made a career shift into Research Data Management (RDM). She worked as a Data Steward for Natural and Health Sciences and provided consultation and training on FAIR RDM for researchers, but also organized local community events for research data professionals. Her broad interest in science and technology, coupled with diverse community work, showcases her commitment to inclusivity among individuals with varying backgrounds and interests.
Cordula (PhD, Chemistry) has a keen interest for interdisciplinary research; she collaborated with people from engineering, medicine, biology, and immunology. Working in different backgrounds has equipped her with a flexible mindset and the ability to rapidly grasp new concepts. She looks forward to working with the sections and contributing to the development of basic services. Her first contact with NFDI was as part of the administration unit of NFDI4Microbiota, working on outreach, training and reports. Through her work as a Section Liaison Officer, Cordula hopes to enable seamless collaboration and knowledge-sharing between sections, and support the goals and the development of basic services in the NFDI community.
Alois studied microbiology and philosophy in Munich. After an interlude as a freelance web developer, he has returned to science to help with data management. Throughout his professional career, he has found that moving from the abstract to the concrete and back again helps him to connect concepts, data and people or different perspectives in general. He is eager to leverage his experience and expertise to contribute to the development of basic research data services while bearing in mind the importance of addressing both minor issues and overarching concepts such as responsible and ethical data, the FAIR principles, Open Science, and a strong European perspective.
