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FIZ News – 17.11.2022

FIZ Karlsruhe asks the questions in the Leibniz Science Quiz

The Mathematics Department has developed the questions for the current quiz round

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FIZ News – 03.11.2022

FIZ Karlsruhe will discontinue its document delivery service AutoDoc at the end of 2022

AutoDoc customers can switch to the Article Galaxy platform from Reprints Desk

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FIZ News – 02.06.2022

Framework agreement on thematic portal “Compensation” ceremonially signed

The platform developed and operated by FIZ Karlsruhe offers researchers, the interested public and descendants of persecutees digital access to globally unique evidence

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FIZ News – 19.01.2022

EU Project ITFLOWS: Recognizing and Managing Migration Flows

Researchers from FIZ Karlsruhe provide important insights

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FIZ News – 03.11.2021

Deutsches Zeitungsportal gestartet

Softwareentwicklung und technischer Betrieb durch FIZ Karlsruhe

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FIZ News – 29.09.2021

NEW: ICSD SCIENTIFIC MANUAL

ICSD, an indispensable tool for materials science

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FIZ News – 13.09.2021

Good marks for FIZ Karlsruhe’s Helpdesk

Customer satisfaction still on a high level

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FIZ News – 10.08.2021

Second PatentSemTech workshop at SIGIR'21: "In 20 years’ time, AI methods in patent analysis will be standard"

On 15 July 2021, the PatentSemTech'21 workshop took place as a one-day online event in conjunction with the International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval (SIGIR'21).

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FIZ News – 03.08.2021

RADAR Software Release (Version 1.10)

Since April 20, 2021, RADAR has been available in the new software version v1.10.

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FIZ News – 15.07.2021

FAIR Data Spaces provides a common data space for science and industry

The joint project "FAIR Data Spaces", sponsored by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) with 6.3 million euros, has recently started.

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