NFDI4Culture Metadata API
Metadata of all resources as Linked Open Data
The NFDI4Culture portal offers all content as Linked Open Data over this RESTful API. The API implements the Hydra-Specification of the W3C Hydra Community Group. The semantic description of this API can be retrieved by clients via the Hydra documentation file (JSON). Each metadata record offered via this API can also be retrieved in one of following machine-readable LOD serializations. The API is the basis for the Culture Research Information Graph, which together with the Culture Research Data Graph forms the Culture Knowledge Graph (for more details see this presentation).
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Call for proposals: 4th NFDI4Culture Music Award
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The NFDI4Culture Music Award honours projects and academic works that deal with musicological, music-related topics or with the cultural object of music in a broader sense and contribute in a special way to the objectives of the consortium's areas of activity.
The jury of the musicological community in NFDI4Culture will honour one submission in each of two categories.
Submission period is 10-10 until 11-09-2025
Topics for Submission
We encourage you to engage with the areas of work of our consortium and recommend a reference in the submission to the following key areas:
- (further) development of standards for data formats for coding music-related or musicological (research) data
- (further) development of research software for music-related or musicological tools and applications
- contributions to the sustainable archiving and making available of music-related and musicological (research) data
- strategies in dealing with personality and copyright issues
- development of ideas for communicating music-related or musicological (research) data and results
- creation of opportunities and formats for collaboration across institutions
Categories
The award is presented in the following two categories each with a maximum prize of €3,000:
Category 1 (Qualification Projects):
Projects of various kinds can be submitted by students and doctoral candidates from all music-related disciplines whose results contribute to the areas of activity of NFDI4Culture..
Category 2 (Projects):
Projects of various kinds can be submitted by creative artists and scientists from all music-related disciplines whose results contribute to the areas of activity of NFDI4Culture.
Jury
The jury of the NFDI4Culture Music Awards is composed of specialist representatives from various disciplines, including representatives of NFDI4Culture, the Society for Music Research and ZenMEM. From all submissions received, the jury will select interesting projects for publication on a shortlist. The shortlist will then be used to select the two submissions that will be honoured with the award.
Application
The Culture Helpdesk is happy to provide preparatory support in identifying and developing possible links between your own project proposal and the consortium's objectives. The documentation of the points identified in the consultation will be valued in the jury's assessment of the applications.
The application should include the following documents:
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curriculum vitae
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qualification work including the reviews
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a description of the project that clearly shows how the work contributes to the objectives of NFDI4Culture and to what extent music-related data are included (1–2 pages)
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overview of the planned use of project funds
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curriculum vitae
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a description of the project that clearly shows how it contributes to NFDI4Culture objectives and how music-related data are included (2–3 pages)
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relevant publications related to the project (e. g. essays, data publications, tools, reports, exhibitions or posters)
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overview of the planned use of project funds
Applications can be submitted until 09. November 2025 with the Subject line NFDI4Culture Music Award to the Culture Coordination Office. If you have any questions, please also contact this address.
By submitting a proposal, all participants declare that they have read and agreed to the Conditions of Participation.
Project Funding
The project funds associated with the award are earmarked** and enable the financing of chargeable expenses, such as travel expenses incurred in the context of participation in events such as conferences and symposia, costs for licence or access fees to literature, software or information systems relevant to the project work, working hours for technical support on a fee basis, publication costs or expenses for project-related workshops.
The funds must be used in the calendar year 2026 and settled with the Academy of Sciences and Literature | Mainz. There is no entitlement to the project funds associated with the award and the project funds will not be passed on to individuals or third parties.
The detailed conditions of participation apply to all submissions.
Schedule
Schedule for the NFDI4Culture Music Awards
10.10.2025–09.11.2025 Submission of proposals November 2025 Evaluation of the submissions 02.12.2025 Publication of a shortlist of selected submissions 06.12.2025 Announcement of the award winners 2026 Presentation of the submissions selected for the shortlist and the award during the Culture Community Plenary
Honoring of the award winner(s) at the annual conference of the Society for Music Research – Gesellschaft für Musikforschung (GfM)
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