A winter-themed bar chart titled “Data Wonders.” It displays the number of submissions related to research data management (RDM) at the Materials Science and Engineering Congress: 5 submissions in 2020, 36 in 2022, and 106 in 2024. The background includes falling snow and a decorated Christmas tree on the left.

A winter-themed graphic titled “Winter Data Wonder #1.” The text explains that submissions related to research data management (RDM) at the MSE Congress have increased significantly in recent years, highlighting how essential RDM has become in the materials science community. A small decorated Christmas tree is shown in the bottom right.

❄️Winter Data Wonder #1:

Submissions on research data management at Germany’s largest MSE conference have risen sharply—highlighting its growing importance and the need for reliable, user-friendly solutions.

We look forward to seeing this momentum at MSE 2026.

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