In our understanding of the research data lifecycle, the term “resources” encompasses all types of research objects and outputs: Next to traditional publications, this not only includes raw data, software and (web) services, but also processing workflows as well as tutorials. training materials, or instruction videos. As researchers typically use data with the help of some tool (e.g., within the context of a web application), it is often difficult to draw a clear line between both. This is especially the case with specialized types of resources like digital scholarly editions or dedicated web applications which usually offer rich interactive functionality to explore and analyze the underlying research data, making them an integral part of the resource itself.
In the following we highlight the most relevant of the resources, created either in cooperation projects, or as part of central infrastructure and available for further reuse.
