The FAIRmat Tutorial 15 will address the necessity of FAIR research data management when working with experimental data in materials science. FAIRmat provides NOMAD to the scientific community as a platform specifically developed for this purpose.
NOMAD integrates the NeXus Ontology based on the NeXus community standard. The NeXus standard has been significantly expanded over the years and now includes a comprehensive range of metadata definitions, making it applicable to various experimental techniques used in materials science.
FAIRmat, in collaboration with the scientific community and technology partners, has developed pynxtools. These software tools simplify the conversion of experimental data and metadata according to the community standard, making it easy to integrate experimental data into NOMAD.
This tutorial will cover using the pynxtools and how such datasets are managed within NOMAD. To demonstrate the functionality of pynxtools in combination with NOMAD, we will use ellipsometry and Raman spectroscopy data as examples.
The main topics to be covered are:
- FAIR research data management
- NeXus data modelling
- Data conversion and verification using pynxtools
- Data management with NOMAD
Join us on Discord for Tutorial 15! Use this chat to contact us before the tutorial, ask questions and discuss during the tutorial, and stay in touch with us beyond the tutorial. If you are not already a member of our Discord NOMAD server, please join first via this invitation.