1 Overview
If Castellum is new to you and you want to learn more about what is and what it can do, please review the links below. In particular, please familiarize yourself with the user documentation. If you want to try Castellum, please use the test instance which has all the features of the production instance and includes “fake” participant data. For further questions or comments, please get in touch.
1.1 Background
The Faculty of Psychology and Human Movement Science at the University of Hamburg is planning the introduction of a digital and data protection-compliant subject database. The data protection-compliant subject database “Castellum”, developed at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development Berlin (MPIB), was selected as the technical solution. In June 2023, a task force was set up, which is made up of members of the faculty and promotes the implementation of Castellum at the faculty.
The establishment of a subject database is one of the goals of the digital strategy of the Faculty of Psychology and Human Movement Science (see here; in German):
“We are optimizing the digital recruitment of study participants. We have access to a broadly defined participant database or platform through which participants can be recruited according to specific criteria. We clarify the requirements for a platform for online studies, view and evaluate alternative systems and ensure technical integration.”
1.2 Further Information
Further information about Castellum can be found here:
1.3 Contact
If you have any questions or comments, please contact the project coordinator:
Dr. Lennart Wittkuhn (lennart.wittkuhn@uni-hamburg.de)