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Introduction to NOMAD

In the first webinar of the series we will be presenting a broad introduction to PSDI.

##About the Webinar Welcome to the Physical Sciences Data Infrastructure (PSDI) webinar series. This webinar series is designed to communicate the PSDI work to a wider audience!

This webinar will showcase NOMAD’s applications in material synthesis, characterization, simulations, and AI-driven research, with a focus on solar cells, heterogeneous catalysis, and metal-organic frameworks.

Abstract​

In materials science, data-centric research requires advanced data management strategies. The NOMAD ecosystem, developed by the NFDI consortium FAIRmat, includes NOMAD, NOMAD Oasis, and NOMAD CAMELS, applying FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) to enhance research data management (RDM). These platforms support file sharing, automated data extraction, and customizable electronic lab notebooks. Deployed in a federated infrastructure, they enable data interoperability and collaborative research. This presentation will showcase NOMAD’s applications in material synthesis, characterization, simulations, and AI-driven research, with a focus on solar cells, heterogeneous catalysis, and metal-organic frameworks.

Biography​

Hampus Näsström got his PhD at Humboldt University of Berlin working on combinatorial synthesis of solar cell materials with a focus on high-throughput experimentation and lab automation. With his domain knowledge in material synthesis and technical expertise in large data management and analysis pipelines he started working at the FAIRmat project on developing the research data management tool NOMAD.

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What to do next​

Related links:

  • Galaxy Training
  • Elixir TeSS: extensive training materials with a focus on computation in the life sciences, but many courses are also relevant for the physical sciences community.
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