Module 4: Research Data Management Support

Mag. Claudia Hackl

As project manager of "Open Education Austria Advanced" (OEAA) - a digitization project to create attractive solutions for open educational resources - Claudia Hackl is responsible for knowledge transfer at the interface of Open Education and Open Science on national level. She advises higher education institutions on the institutional anchoring of Open Educational Resources (OER) and on upskilling for engaging in the national infrastructure for OER built at OEAA. In that context she is also part of several international working groups, such as the EOSC task force on “Upskilling countries to engage in EOSC” and the “AG OER Repo” which is discussing OER-repositories in the German speaking higher education sector.

Since 2020 Claudia Hackl is part of the digital teaching team at the Center for Teaching and Learning at the University of Vienna, which offers media didactic qualification and support services for teachers. Among others she has also been working in the field of Digital Humanities at the Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities (ACDH-CH) or educational technologies at the CSLEARN research group of the University of Vienna. 

Claudia Hackl focusses on generating and exploiting synergies from Open Education and Open Science at the heart of a unique cooperation among e-learning centres, central IT services and libraries of the partner universities at OEAA in the field of digital innovation of teaching in higher education. 
 

Eva Gergely, BSc

Eva Gergely is a project manager and team lead at the department IT Support for Research at the University of Vienna. In this role, Eva works in (inter-)national projects that focus on research data management. With a background in comparative literature and information technology, Eva is passionate about promoting modern and FAIR (research data) management practices.

Dr. Kirsten Schlebbe

Kirsten Schlebbe works as a postdoctoral researcher and lecturer at the Berlin School of Library and Information Science at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. In 2022, she completed her dissertation on the role of mobile devices in young children's information behavior. She also holds a Master's degree in Library and Information Science (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin).
Her research interests revolve around the information behavior and practices of young children and their families, especially in the context of digital and mobile technology use. In addition, she is interested in methodological and ethical questions related to research with specific user groups. Since 2015, she has offered several lectures and seminars teaching theories and models of information behavior research that address human needs and practices when interacting with information. Another focus of her teaching is to provide students with skills in quantitative and qualitative methods of data collection and analysis.

Ilire Hasani-Mavriqi, PhD

Ilire Hasani-Mavriqi leads the RDM team and the digitization of research at TU Graz. She holds a PhD in Computer Science and has extensive experience in leading the development of collaborative and Open Science tools and services at institutional and national level. She is the coordinator of the BMBWF projects FAIR Data Austria and Shared RDM Services & Infrastructure, chair of the MB of the Austrian M.O. (2022) and co-chair of the EOSC-A Task Force Data Stewardship. Her research interests include Research Data Management, Open Science, Complex Networks, Agent Based Modelling and Computational Social Science.