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Steffen Hennicke

Research Data Manager

Dr. , MA LIS

Steffen Hennicke is the research data manager of the MPIWG. His role involves advising researchers on handling research data and developing institutional data management workflows. He is also involved in the development of the Central Knowledge Graph (CKG), an institutional publication platform for research data, where he is responsible for semantic modelling and data mappings.

Hennicke obtained an M.A. in History, Politics, and Media Studies from Freie Universität Berlin and Universität Potsdam. At Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, he received an M.A. and a doctorate in Library and Information Science (LIS). In his dissertation, he investigates how the research interests of archive users can be analysed and formalized by means of an ontology.

After working for a software company in the cultural heritage sector, he joined the Berlin School of Library and Information Science in Berlin to help build the Europeana and to teach Semantic Web in the School's distance learning Master's programme. Before taking up his position at the MPIWG, he worked as a research assistant for the Leibniz Institute for Educational Media in Brunswick.

Projects

Central Knowledge Graph (CKG)

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Commoning Biomedicine: Networking Decentralized Collections of Oral Histories

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Selected Publications

Hennicke, Steffen, Pascal Belouin, Hassan El-Hajj, Matthew Fielding, Robert Casties, and Kim Pham (2024). “Sustainable Semantics for Sustainable Research Data.” In Semantic Digital Humanities 2024. CEUR Workshop Proceedings. https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3724/short3.pdf.

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Belouin, Pascal, Kim Pham, and Steffen Hennicke (2023). “Investigating Decentralized Alternatives to Collaborative Long-term Research Data Preservation Infrastructure.” In Digital Humanities 2023. Collaboration as Opportunity (DH2023), Graz, Austria. 2023 July 10–14. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8107940.

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Hennicke, Steffen, Kim Pham, Robert Casties, and Esther Chen (2022). “Building a Central Knowledge Graph for Multiple Humanities Research Projects.” Talk presented at the Graphs and Networks in the Humanities 2022: Technologies, Models, Analyses, and Visualizations. 6th International Conference, 2022.02.03 – 2022.02.04. https://graphentechnologien.hypotheses.org/files/2022/01/Building_a_Central_Knowledge_Graph_for_Multiple_Humanities_etc-Hennicke_Pham_Casties_Chen.pdf.

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Past Events

Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch

Alchi and Chamba: Methods of Digital Presentation in Himalayan Art and Architecture

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Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch

Fantastic Creatures and Plants: Ottoman Nature in Travelogues and their Computational Explorations

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Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch

Contesting, Remaking, and Reimagining Absence among and with Digital Methods: A 3-Project Based Examination

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Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch

Exploring Images of Climate Change with Digital Methods

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Digital Humanities Brown Bag Lunch

Introduction to Research Data Management

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Modelling the Process of Knowledge Accumulation in the Early Modern Period

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