Prof. Dr. Bruno Studer, Dean of the Department of Applied Future Technologies, University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons, FHGR
Prof. Dr. Basma Makhlouf Shabou, President of OLOS, Head of Master Information sciences, HEG HES-SO & ArchiLab leader

RDM & Ecological costs: Panorama of the initiatives and piloting tools - Basma Makhlouf Shabou, President of OLOS, Head of Master Information sciences, HEG HES-SO & ArchiLab leader

BFH  - Choosing the Data repository for HEI - Samuel Pfyffer, Bern University of Applied Sciences, BUAS

How to certify an institutional data repository - Barbara Hirschmann, ETH Zurich

SMART metrics based framework for FAIRness assessment - Federico Grasso Toro, University of Bern

The Future of Digital Archive Storage Technology

Dr. Mark Lantz, Manager Tape Storage Research, IBM Research Europe– Zurich

Dr. Mark Lantz is a distinguished research scientist in the IBM Research Europe – Zurich Laboratory, an IEEE Fellow and the manager of the Tape Research Group in IBM Research. Dr. Lantz has more than twenty three years of experience in storage technology research. He became an IBM Master Inventor in 2011, is co-inventor on over 200 patents and is a co-author of over 130 publications. His current research interests include storage technology, storage system reliability and performance modeling and nanotechnology.

ETHZ SwissCAT+ - Implementation of streamlined data management strategies in a data-driven high-throughput catalysis R&D facility - Erwin Lam, ETH Zürich

Publish with Ease: A Low-Cost, Open-Source Solution for Research Data Sharing - Colin Walder, Global Health Engineering, ETH Zürich, GHE

BiodiversityPMC: new horizons to leverage the power of One Health publications - Julien Gobeill, Déborah Caucheteur, Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, SIB, Geneva, University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Western Switzerland, HES-SO

Adapting global policies to local contexts: Data Stewards and the integration of Open Science in higher education - Auriane Marmier, FORS, Lausanne, Switzerland

Data Stewards at the University of Lausanne: which challenges and how to address them - Gérard Bagnoud, University of Lausanne, UNIL

Data Stewardship implementation at the HEP-VS: Achievements and Outlook - Nicolas Labat, Haute Ecole Pédagogique du Valais, HEP-VS

Data Management Campus - open learning modules for researchers - Agnieszka Ilnicka, Scientific IT Services, ETH Zürich;
Angela Montano Garcia and Francesco Varrato, EPFL Library

DNA as a long-lasting archiving medium in the OAIS context - Pierre-Yves Burgi, University of Geneva, IT division, UNIGE, Thomas Kerboul, Bibliothèque de Genève, BGE

Harnessing the power of existing IT infrastructures: Virtual Infrastructures for Research - Luca Clivio, Ente Ospedaliero Cantonale, EOC

Tag me up last.fm Multi-class lyrics classification, a large language model approach - Sangeeths Chandrakumar, Florian Klessascheck, University of Applied Sciences of the Grisons, FHGR

OLOS solution and new features, empowering ORD - Hugues Cazeaux, OLOS, University of Geneva

Empowering Research Communities: Accelerating RDI Maturation in Switzerland - Carlos Vivar Rios, Oksana Riba Grognuz, Swiss Data Science Center, SDSC, Lausann

Digital Sustainability, Digital Sovereignty, and Digital Public Goods

Matthias Stürmer is a professor at the Bern University of Applied Sciences (BFH) and heads the Institute for Public Sector Transformation at the BFH Business School. He also founded and leads the Research Center for Digital Sustainability at the University of Bern's Institute of Computer Science, focusing on digitalization topics such as digital sustainability, open source software, AI, NLP, open data, and ICT procurement. Since 2020, he has been a private lecturer at the University of Bern through his habilitation on digital sustainability.

Matthias Stürmer is president of the Digital Impact Network and the open source association CH Open, and co-founder of Opendata.ch, the Swiss chapter of the Open Knowledge Foundation. He serves on the steering committee of the Smart Capital Region, promoting digital transformation in several Swiss cantons. Since 2009, he has managed the Swiss Parliamentarian Group for Digital Sustainability (Parldigi) and previously served 8 years in the Bern city parliament.