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ing.grid is a scholarly-led journal for FAIR data management in engineering sciences.
ing.grid is committed to the principles of Open Access, Open Review and Open Data. Open Access facilitates the dissemination of scientific discoveries, making them operational for addressing societal issues. Open Review nurtures and improves the quality of vibrant scholarly discussion. Open Data enhances transparency of scientific processes, accountability of researchers and reusability of research results.
Firmly rooted in the engineering sciences, ing.grid welcomes contributions from all engineering subject areas as it recognises connections and common practices across all subdisciplines of the engineering community. ing.grid encourages active interdisciplinary exchange of experiences within and beyond engineering sciences.
If data are the resource of the 21st century, then data management is the necessary power station of modern engineering sciences including data sciences that converts the resources into usable energy. The scientific method includes hypothesis, abstraction, experiment (simulation), verification and validation. In ing.grid, we believe that the scientific method needs to be expanded to include data literacy, data management and data infrastructure in engineering, as experimental data increasingly come from the field rather than a laboratory.
Hence, data management in engineering sciences becomes a focused subject of scholarly research in its own right. ing.grid is the platform on which the results of this research are published and discussed.
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We are happy to announce that Agnes Kleinhans has joined the ing.grid team as a managing editor. With her background in computational linguistics and contributions to LanguageTool, a spell checking and stile correction tool, Agnes brings valuable experience to her position at ing.grid. We wish Agnes a warm welcome and a great start at ing.grid.
Read MoreWe are happy to announce that the 2022 NFDI4ing Conference Special Issue is now completed! For this issue, seven manuscripts underwent a successful open peer review process in our preprint platform. They are aligned with the topic for the conference of that year: "Unifying the Understanding of Research Data Management (RDM) in Engineering Science". The issue was closed with the publication of the [...]
Read Moreing.grid is proud to have been shortlisted for the first edition of the Enter Award, a prize for Open Access initiatives in Germany. With the nomination, ing.grid places itself among the 4 best initiatives in the category Infrastructure. The Enter Award was presented for the first time in 2024 to promote free access to scientific publications and other materials on the internet. The award aims to [...]
Read MoreWe have an open position for a process developer/managing editor. As a managing editor of ing.grid, you will get the opportunity to push the ing.grid journal forward. You will communicatewith the leading scientists on the editorial board and supervise the review process. You will also communicate with thescientific community and inform about calls for papers and new issues via the journal website [...]
Read MoreWe are very happy to announce that ing.grid has been shortlisted for the Enter Award 2024, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and powered by the think tank iRights.Lab. ing.grid will be represented at the award ceremony in Berlin on 3 July. Further reading: ing.grid longlisted for Enter Award 2024
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