Adina Svenja Wagner

Dr. Adina Svenja Wagner is a researcher at the Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine (INM-7) at the Research Center Jülich GmbH, Germany. Her work focuses on neuroinformatics, research software engineering, and research data management (RDM). She is a core developer of the DataLad tool, which enables FAIR and reproducible data management in computational neuroscience and beyond. She teaches best practices for open science, reproducibility, and software tools to foster transparent scientific practices. Her roles include coordinating institute activities in AI, RSE, and RDM.

Her research interests span open science infrastructure, reproducible workflows, and collaborative data science. Key contributions include advancing DataLad for large-scale datasets, developing frameworks for reproducibility in biomedical research, and promoting inclusive open science practices through initiatives like OHBM Brainhack.

Her recent work emphasizes scalable solutions for big data challenges, FAIR principles in neuroscience, and interdisciplinary collaboration. She actively engages in conferences and community-driven projects to advance open science and computational reproducibility.