News Archive - Page 21 of 162

10 January 2023

New ARIADNEplus archaeological search engine

Archaeology

Tools

The new ARIADNEplus portal provides access to more than 4 million sources. DANS ensured that the data of Dutch archaeologists, dendrochronologists and other cultural heritage researchers are included.

9 January 2023

NARCIS.nl will go offline from March 1st, 2023

DANS will decommission the NARCIS Portal. This means that from January, all content related to projects, persons and organisations on the NARCIS website will be frozen. And on March 1, this website will be taken offline.

22 December 2022

Register for the RDNL course Essentials 4 Data Support

FAIR and Open data RDM Training & Outreach

In February and March 2023 a new round of the course Essentials 4 Data Support will commence, with in-person and online dates and given in English. The course is offered by Research Data Netherlands (RDNL).

15 December 2022

Retrospect: Training on European Open Science Cloud

FAIR and Open data Collaborations Training & Outreach

Contributing towards increased knowledge about training on European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) is what the train-the-trainer training focussed on. EOSC is an ambitious vision to be a (federated) ‘system of systems’, enabling access to (research) data, services, software, and more throughout Europe.

29 November 2022

DANS founder receives royal distinction

DANS founder Dr Peter Doorn has received the royal distinction Officer in the Order of Oranje-Nassau from the hands of mayor Carla Breuer of his hometown Voorhout (municipality of Teylingen). He received the distinction for his many years of personal achievements, in particular as founder and former director of DANS. The ceremony took place at the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht, during the FAIR Data Day.

21 November 2022

EOSC Synergy FAIR Metrics SKOS Mapping

FAIR and Open data Tools

DANS has, in collaboration with the The Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) and The Portuguese Laboratory of Instrumentation and Experimental Particle Physics (LIP), contributed to the EOSC Synergy project where we were dealing with the outputs coming from four different automated FAIR assessment tools: F-UJI, Fair EVA, FAIR Evaluation Services and FAIR Enough.