In recent years, we have developed a common, open, and company-independent definition for storing and exchanging Raman spectroscopy data based on the FAIR principles. Our workshop aims to demonstrate the practical use of this definition for your data, including creating and testing files to ensure they comply with the defined standard for Raman spectroscopy. We will also have a follow-up discussion to address any concerns about the current standard and gather feedback for potential updates or extensions in the future.
Workshop agenda
- Introduction to FAIRmat
- Introduction to NeXus as a standard for Raman spectroscopy
- Tutorial: Creation of a NeXus file & Check for validity
- Discussion: Feedback & Future updates
Who are we?
FAIRmat is a consortium of the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI). FAIRmat is creating a federated data infrastructure for materials data and supports scientists in the field of condensed matter physics and the chemical physics of solids to make their research data FAIR. FAIRmat is led by internationally renowned researchers who are actively embedded in their (sub)communities.