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Iven Fellhauer (bwHPC - Heidelberg University), Sabine Richling9/24/26, 10:55 AMPoster
The exponential growth of research data demands scalable and resilient
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storage infrastructures that can span institutional boundaries while
maintaining seamless data accessibility. This work presents the design
and operational concept of a hierarchical storage management (HSM)
system deployed across two geographically distinct sites to support
collaborative scientific projects. This HSM... -
Glen Houston Hunter (SCC/KIT)9/24/26, 10:55 AMPoster
Research software has become an essential part of modern science, but many research groups struggle to develop and maintain code that is efficient, scalable, and sustainable. This is especially important as researchers turn to high-performance computing (HPC) systems to analyse increasingly larger datasets and perform more complex simulations. Common reasons for these include time constraints,...
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Karsten Schweikert9/24/26, 10:55 AMPoster
We propose a continuous-time framework to estimate time-invariant information shares. For this purpose, we employ a cointegrated CAR(k) process which accounts for the degree of temporal aggregation in the observable time series and avoids the many lags needed to specify discrete-time models for high-frequency data. We estimate the parameters by maximizing the Gaussian likelihood and...
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Madlen Malcharek (University of Konstanz)9/24/26, 10:55 AMPoster
In plant cells, proteins marked with ubiquitin are degraded via the ESCRT machinery. This process is tightly regulated, for instance by ubiquitylating and deubiquitylating enzymes. One of these is OTU11, a deubiquitylating enzyme found in Arabidopsis thaliana [1]. Proteomics studies have identified six phosphorylation sites on the N-terminal frame of OTU11. Posttranslational modifications like...
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Jagadeeshwar Reddy Etukala (University of Hohenheim)9/24/26, 10:55 AMPoster
Genomic selection has become a powerful tool in sugar beet breeding, but genotyping costs remain a barrier to routine, large-scale application. Phenomic selection, using seed near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) and UAV-derived field phenotyping as a cheaper alternative to marker-based prediction, is gaining attention, but rigorously benchmarking such pipelines across many genotypes,...
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Harshita Naithani (University of Hohenheim)9/24/26, 10:55 AMPoster
Myo-inositol (MI) is a biologically important cyclitol involved in diverse physiological processes in animals, yet its role as a substrate for intestinal microbial communities remains poorly understood. Although genomic studies have suggested that gut microorganisms possess pathways associated with MI degradation, experimental evidence demonstrating active MI utilization within the poultry...
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Béla Koch9/24/26, 10:55 AMPoster
The state initiative for research data management (RDM) in Baden-Württemberg [bwFDM][1] is advancing RDM support on the state level by implementing a new helpdesk system that will provide faster, more efficient support for researchers and staff at research institutions in Baden-Württemberg. Furthermore, the RDM community in Baden-Württemberg shall be actively involved in this process.
The...
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