AEQUIPA
Physical activity is a key contributor to healthy ageing. In spite of the widely known beneficial effects, only a small proportion of older adults are physically active. AEQUIPA is a regional prevention research network comprising six universities, two research institutes and the health economy organisation of the Bremen-Oldenburg metropolitan region. The network's core themes are promoting physical activity among older adults (65+).
AEQUIPA Vorstellung
Gesundes Quartier
Zukunftsvision
AEQUIPA Hajo Zeeb
Tilman Brand zu AEQUIPA/RTC
Sonia Lippke zu AEQUIPA/PROMOTE
Jochen Meyer zu AEQUIPA/TECHNOLOGY
Fit im Nordwesten - Strategien für mehr Bewegung im Alltag von Älteren
Aktive Mobilität im Alter fördern - Ein Aktionswochenende im Reallabor Ritterhude
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NFDI4Health Webinar: Steps to Bring Data into an SPE
- Created by Dr. Teresa Alberts
- Research Data Infrastructures and Data ScienceEvent
The new webinar series on Secure Processing Environments (SPEs) examines the future of secure data analysis in health research. NFDI4Health invites you to the fourth session "Steps to Bring Data into an SPE: Data Catalogue and Metadata FAIRification".
Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of SPEs, including their role in enabling safe and efficient use of sensitive health data and supporting FAIR principles. Perspectives from three key stakeholder groups — data users, data holders, and technology providers — are shown to offer insights into their roles, challenges, and priorities. Real-world case studies, practical guidance, and interactive discussions provide insights into the effective implementation and use of SPEs and can initiate a community building process.
Steps to Bring Data into an SPE
The implementation of FAIR principles is essential for maximizing the value and reproducibility of scientific research, particularly within fragmented medical data landscapes. This work documents the ""FAIRification journey"" of the German Center for Diabetes Research (DZD) Core Data Set (CDS), a mandatory framework designed to harmonize clinical parameters across multicenter studies. The process involved a two-fold approach: conducting a baseline assessment using the Research Data Alliance FAIR Data Maturity Model (RDA-FDMM) to identify gaps and subsequently implementing targeted FAIRification measures.
Date & Time: 19. August 2026 | 16:00 - 17:00
Lecturer: Dr. Esther Thea Inau & Dr. Lars Oest & Angela Dedié & Ivona Anastasova | Universitätsmedizin Greifswald & German Center for Diabetes Research (DZD)
Format: online via zoom
Registration: [here]
Events
NFDI4Health Webinar: Steps to Bring Data into an SPE
- Created by Dr. Teresa Alberts
- Research Data Infrastructures and Data ScienceEvent
The new webinar series on Secure Processing Environments (SPEs) examines the future of secure data analysis in health research. NFDI4Health invites you to the fourth session "Steps to Bring Data into an SPE: Data Catalogue and Metadata FAIRification".
Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of SPEs, including their role in enabling safe and efficient use of sensitive health data and supporting FAIR principles. Perspectives from three key stakeholder groups — data users, data holders, and technology providers — are shown to offer insights into their roles, challenges, and priorities. Real-world case studies, practical guidance, and interactive discussions provide insights into the effective implementation and use of SPEs and can initiate a community building process.
Steps to Bring Data into an SPE
The implementation of FAIR principles is essential for maximizing the value and reproducibility of scientific research, particularly within fragmented medical data landscapes. This work documents the ""FAIRification journey"" of the German Center for Diabetes Research (DZD) Core Data Set (CDS), a mandatory framework designed to harmonize clinical parameters across multicenter studies. The process involved a two-fold approach: conducting a baseline assessment using the Research Data Alliance FAIR Data Maturity Model (RDA-FDMM) to identify gaps and subsequently implementing targeted FAIRification measures.
Date & Time: 19. August 2026 | 16:00 - 17:00
Lecturer: Dr. Esther Thea Inau & Dr. Lars Oest & Angela Dedié & Ivona Anastasova | Universitätsmedizin Greifswald & German Center for Diabetes Research (DZD)
Format: online via zoom
Registration: [here]
