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The workshop aims to bring together social scientists to teach them the basics of research data management (RDM). The goal is to support participants in publishing their research data according to FAIR principles.

Organized by DSC member Prof. Dr. Sebastian Siebertz, the PACE Challenge brought together teams from around the world to tackle two particularly challenging computational problems. The DSC provided the technical infrastructure that ensured fair and reliable conditions for all participants.

At ESRA 2025, Dr. Susanne de Vogel presented a poster titled “Empowering Data Literacy for Survey Researchers”, sharing insights from the interdisciplinary support work of the DSC within the DataNord project and contributing to current discussions on challenges in survey research.

This seven-day event aims to introduce early-career women in the political and social sciences to innovative computational methods. The summer school also provides networking opportunities for participants and promotes international exchange.

On July 2nd, the summer meeting of the DataNord project – the interdisciplinary data competence centre for the Bremen region – took place. The annual event offers all project partners the opportunity to share updates and aims to foster exchange and collaboration across institutions.

We are happy to welcome two new arrivals at the Data Science Center. As a research associate, Timo will be responsible for managing the infrastructure and IT services of the DSC. Hannes will be completing an internship at the DSC and will support our team with various tasks.

As part of the DataNord project, the members of the U Bremen Research Alliance jointly organized the “Research Data Day” (TdF) on 11 June. The Data Science Center also attended the event and participated in the organisation of the Research Data Day 2025.

Results from a study conducted by the University of Bremen have shown that students are regularly confronted with tobacco outlets on their way to school. DSC Data Scientists Annika Nolte and Susanne de Vogel contributed to the study by supporting the research team in the geospatial data analysis.

DSC research associate Dr. Sana Hassan Imam successfully defended her dissertation titled “Enhancing User Engagement in Online Collaborative Communities using Artificial Intelligence”. The work was conducted in collaboration with the Research Group Diginomics at Faculty 07 (Business Studies).

A warm welcome to the newest team member of the Data Science Center. As part of the DataNord project, Svenja will support the DSC as a team assistant.