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Knowledge graphs are able to capture, enrich and disseminate research data objects so that the FAIR and Linked Data principles are fulfilled. How knowledge graphs can improve the domain-specific (BERD) and cross-domain (NFDI) research data infrastructures? The answer is based on the use cases in BERD@NFDI and on activities of the NFDI working group “Knowledge graphs”. First, we describe the architecture, knowledge graphs and use cases in BERD@NFDI. Then, we present the NFDI working group “Knowledge Graphs”, its work plan and potential base services.
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