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26 October 2022

Socioeconomic data in the context of the BY-COVID project – An update after the project’s first year.

Social Sciences and Humanities Life Sciences

Collaborations

A milestone has been reached in the first year of the BY-COVID project. Over 600 COVID-19-related studies from the social sciences and humanities (SSH), harvested from the CESSDA Data Catalogue (CDC) are added in the COVID-19 Data Portal. Also, BY-COVID had its first General Assembly this month, which highlighted the important role of socioeconomic data for infectious disease research, and for responding to public health emergencies such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

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12 October 2022

DANS publishes “Working with and on data: DIGILAB and FAIR”

Social Sciences and Humanities Archaeology

FAIR and Open data RDM Collaborations

Since spring 2021, DANS has been working on the project “Working together with and on data: DIGILAB and FAIR”. This was an assignment of the Dutch hub of the European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science (E-RIHS) consortium, E-RHIS.nl, which is in formation. This project carried out a landscape inventory and needs analysis around data management in Dutch heritage science. All findings from the landscape study were compiled in a report (Dutch) that was presented to the E-RIHS.nl working group to promote the further establishment of the network.

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12 October 2022

Tour of CESSDA passes DANS

Social Sciences and Humanities

Collaborations

The Tour of CESSDA highlight each of the CESSDA national service providers one at a time. This time we take a trip to the Netherlands to meet with colleagues working at DANS, the Dutch national centre of expertise and repository for research data.

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11 October 2022

The importance of controlled vocabularies – explained in ODISSEI’s blog post

Social Sciences and Humanities

FAIR and Open data RDM Collaborations Training & Outreach

The ODISSEI FAIR Support Team is initiating a series of blog posts explaining the world of FAIR data by giving background information and explanations. 

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4 October 2022

DANS helps build future-proof C-14 database

Archaeology

Collaborations

Determining the age of archaeological remains in the Dutch soil archive is a crucial part of archaeology. Carbon-14 dating (also known as C-14 dating) is the technique used to determine the age of an organic sample. In recent decades, thousands of C-14 dating studies for archaeological research have been carried out and published in the Netherlands, but these are not publicly available. DANS is helping to change this.

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3 October 2022

Highlights DANS Data Trail ‘How the EOSC Association stimulates community based Open Science’

FAIR and Open data RDM Certification Collaborations Training & Outreach

During the online DANS Data Trail ‘How the EOSC Association stimulates community-based Open Science’, DANS’ projectstaff presented several EOSC Association Task Forces. You can read the highlights of this DANS Data Trail below.

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14 September 2022

Thematic DCCs will strengthen digital competences in three science domains

Social Sciences and Humanities Archaeology Life Sciences Physical and Technical Sciences

The formation of three science-wide Digital Competence Centres has started. As a first step, the Governing Board of NWO has agreed to allocate a total of 4.5 million euros for the appointment of network coordinators. They will strengthen data intensive research together with experts and infrastructures within their research domain.

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14 September 2022

DANS & NIOO start pilot: data infrastructure for sustainable and advanced use of ecological data 

Life Sciences

Collaborations

DANS and the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO) – both part of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) – are joining forces and starting a pilot project to make existing ecological data suitable for advanced data use, both now and in the future.



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