https://docs.trr379.de/start/index.htmlAccounts & Access Communication Channels Fulfilling RTG RequirementsHugoen-ushttps://docs.trr379.de/start/accounts/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/start/accounts/index.htmlThe TRR379 collaboration platform (or “Hub” for short) is the platform for code and large dataset collaboration, and where access tokens for the knowledge pooling tool are generated. The Hub runs an enhanced version of the Forgejo software. Access to the knowledge pooling tool is managed using tokens and Forgejo teams. Forgejo-based authentication ensures that permissions are linked to existing institutional or project accounts. Tokens are used to identify users interacting with the API or web UI. Only users with a valid access token can add or edit records.https://docs.trr379.de/start/communication/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/start/communication/index.htmlThis page provides an overview of how you can engage with the TRR379 community. Follow the links below for details on each platform and how you can get set up. Stay updated The main website is the public face of the consortium and its canonical reference system. It is updated on a regular basis, and you should check it frequently for news, announcements, current project and contributor listings, and up-to-date publication overviews. Calendars (internal and public) are hosted on a dedicated CalDAV server. The @angry.brains Instagram account introduces the TRR379’s research topics and creates an opportunity to engage with a broad audience. Exchange information and get feedback The TRR379 space on Matrix is an informal place to connect with other members, exchange information, and get faster feedback. The all/status repository on the Hub is a place to collect all issues related to TRR379 data integration. Report research activity The knowledge pooling tool is the central collection point for research activity across all TRR379 partner sites and projects. When you submit something here, it automatically flows into the consortium website, progress reports, and other outputs. Ask questions and get help In addition to the communication channels for knowledge sharing listed above, you can visit the Support section of the documentation site for more information on how to get help.https://docs.trr379.de/start/rtg/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/start/rtg/index.htmlAll PhD students funded by the TRR379 participate in its Research Training Group (RTG). This involves certain obligations, of which you can find an overview below. Note The following links require you to log in to the TRR379’s GitLab space for the RTG. Participation official schedule internal meetings attendance via Zoom (in library | Aachen only) present own work twice (once | medical students only) lecture series attendance via Zoom (on-site option for lecture location) chair one session (optional | medical students only) workshops attend obligatory + 3 (1 | medical students only) voluntary Note of absence requirement Send a note of absence (via email) in case of illness | traveling for work | holidays | non-self-arranged meetings*