Information infrastructures are technically and organisationally networked services and facilities for accessing and maintaining databases, information bases, and knowledge bases.
(Rat für Informationsinfrastrukturen – RfII)

The Presidential Board of the Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg strongly supports Open Access publishing and is since 2016 co-funding the Open Access Publication Fund.
Information on open access at the BIS - Library and Information System

• Open Access Policy of the Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg
  The Carl von Ossietzky University approved an  Open Access Policy in 2015.
• Open Access Publishing
  Information on printing costs financing
• Open Access Publication Fund
  Information on  the Open Access Publication Fund and  the funding of  open access publications

• Handling of Research Data at the University of Oldenburg
  In 2020 the Presidential Board advertised recommendations on the handling of research data at the University of Oldenburg (for more information, please refer to the document in the download section)
• Research Data Management
  Support and further information on research data management as well as consulting on research data management plans are available at the BIS - Library and Information System. A institutional research data repository is in preparation.
  BIS - Library and Information System - research data management
• Clinical Research Data Management
  Evidence-based medicine is subject to specific requirements e. g. in the area of ethics, data protection (special categories of personal data) and other regulatory requirements (e.g. the German drug and medicinal product laws or the Medical Device Regulation). Therefore, we offer dedicated counsel and data management services geared toward meeting these regulations for all members of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences.
  Servives Research Data Management Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
• National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI)
  The homepage of NFDI contains detailed information about news and information on NFDI-consortia initiatives
  Information on NFDI funding (DFG)

The University of Oldenburg is currently in the process of preparing the introduction of a Current Research Information System (CRIS) designed to create a reliable central data and information base for mapping the university's research activities. To achieve this, it will bring together pieces of information from various sources (e.g. on projects, publications, or events) and connect them both to each other and to individuals and organisational units.

The CRIS will increase the quantity of the information on the university's research activities while also improving its quality. Various interest groups stand to benefit from the CRIS - researchers can use it as a central tool for presenting their research, e.g. by creating publication lists and scientific CVs for websites, but the CRIS can also be used to streamline or establish workflows between science and administration.

The aim is to incorporate existing data into the future research information system as effectively as possible, to reduce the number of multiple entries and coordination processes, and to enable multiple uses.