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13 October 2025

DANS presents at iPRES 2025

FAIR and Open data RDM Training & Outreach

We are proud to share that our Data Processing Team Leader Valentijn Gilissen will present a short paper at the upcoming International Conference on Digital Preservation (iPRES 2025) in Wellington, New Zealand. Valentijn’s presentation, titled “Caring about Enhanced Curation – What, Why, When, How and Who?”, is part of Paper Session 10 on Wednesday, 5 November 2025, from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM local time.

13 October 2025

Archaeology on the Map

Archaeology

DANS has updated the map functionality of its Data Station Archaeology. When users search for a given topic for example, a specific period they are presented with a list of datasets whose locations are visualised via the Map tab and can be further explored there.

22 September 2025

Celebration of 10 years DataverseNL

DataverseNL

FAIR and Open data

On 16 September, the DataverseNL community gathered in Utrecht to celebrate the service’s 10th anniversary. More than 70 professionals took part, reflecting on a decade of growth, innovation and collaboration.

17 September 2025

OpenAIRE launches FAIR RDM Bootcamp for Data Stewards

FAIR and Open data RDM Training & Outreach

From 13 to 16 October, OpenAIRE, will collaborate with DANS, UMinho, VPC (University of Latvia), and VINCA (University of Belgrade) to launch a comprehensive Bootcamp tailored for Data Stewards. Over the course of four days, early-career professionals engaged in research data management (RDM) and stewardship will participate in a hybrid programme comprising expert-led live workshops, real-world case studies, and self-paced learning via OpenPlato.

16 July 2025

Interactive visit to DANS highly valuable for international students

FAIR and Open data

During their visit to DANS, students from the US gained insight into how European data management operates and engaged in discussions about the accessibility and reusability of data. The meeting was part of iSchool Netherlands.

16 July 2025

BLOG | Why and how to share your training materials

In this blog post, DANS colleagues Deborah Thorpe and Michelle van den Berk share their experiences of developing training materials on ‘hard-to-share data’ in the social sciences and humanities. They explain why reusing such materials is so important – and how you can make use of them yourself.