Text+ Registry as hub and catalogue

The ability to find scientific resources and research data across projects and institutions currently remains a challenge, as there is no central tool to crawl and connect the various systems. To bridge these gaps, the Text+ Registry has been developed as a meta-catalogue for resources from different data domains. The talk outlines the methodological considerations and architectural design behind the Registry. The focus is on ingesting, layering and enriching (meta)data, using the domain of editions (including data and software) as example, but also on the Registry's interoperability with other tools, services and developments in the context of the NFDI (e.g. nfdi.software) and beyond. The presentation is part of the NFDITalk series, where scientists from different disciplines present exciting topics around NFDI and research data management