Vol-4140
urn:nbn:de:0074-4140-x

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LLMs4RDM 2025
Large Language Models for Research Data Management?! 2025

Proceedings of the Workshop on Large Language Models for Research Data Management?!
co-located with the INFORMATIK Festival 2025 (55th Annual Conference of the German Informatics Society), September 18, 2025, Potsdam, Germany(INFORMATIK FESTIVAL)

Potsdam, Germany, September 18, 2025.

Edited by

Magnus Bender ^1,²
Sylvia Melzer ^3,⁴
Ralf Möller ³
Stefan Thiemann ⁵

¹ Aarhus University, Center for Contemporary Cultures of Text, Jens Chr. Skous Vej 4, 8000 Aarhus C, Denmark
² Aarhus University, Department of Management, Fuglesangs Allé 4, 8210 Aarhus V, Denmark
³ University of Hamburg, Institute for Humanities-Centered Artificial Intelligence (CHAI), 20354 Hamburg, Germany
⁴ University of Hamburg, Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures (CSMC), 20354 Hamburg, Germany
⁵ University of Hamburg, Center for Sustainable Research Data Management, Monetastraße 4, 20146 Hamburg, Germany

Table of Contents

Large Language Models for Research Data Management?! 2025 (LLMs4RDM 2025)1-4
Magnus Bender, Sylvia Melzer, Ralf Möller, Stefan Thiemann

Summary: There were 5 papers submitted for peer review to this workshop. Out of these, 5 papers were accepted for this volume, 1 as regular paper and 4 as short papers.

Keynote

Advancing RDM: From Immersion to Argumentation in Science 4-17
Ralf Möller

Regular Papers

Talk to Your Database: An Open-Source in-context Learning Approach to Interact with Relational Databases through LLMs 18-30
Maximilian Plazotta, Meike Klettke

Short Papers

Large Language Models in Labor Market Research Data Management: Potentials and Limitations 31-36
Jens Dörpinghaus, Michael Tiemann
Challenges in Automatic Speech Recognition in the Research on Multilingualism 37-44
Edyta Jurkiewicz-Rohrbacher, Thomas Asselborn
Improving Accessibility and Reproducibility by Guiding Large Language Models 45-55
Florian Marwitz, Marcel Gehrke
Verbalisation Process of a RAG-Based Chatbot to Support Tabular Data Evaluation for Humanities Researchers 56-63
Thomas Asselborn, Magnus Bender, Florian Marwitz, Ralf Möller, Sylvia Melzer

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