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The jury of the Dutch Data Prize 2020 is complete and will be chaired by Rector Magnificus Emeritus of TU Delft Prof. dr. ir. Karel Luyben.

The virtual workshop of FAIRsFAIR is currently running. It takes place from April 29 until June 11.

ODISSEI (Open Data Infrastructure for Social Science and Economic Innovations) is one of the seven major scientific infrastructures that receive funding from the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO) as part of the Dutch Roadmap for Large-Scale Scientific Infrastructures.

The dataset “Census registers 1849 Leiden” is now available in EASY. The dataset is part of the Leiden Historical Population Databank 1700-1850.

SSHOC has created a collection of teaching materials and train-the-trainer resources for use by trainers in the social sciences and humanities.

The event Food for psychologists will take place on September 3th. Due to the circumstances of COVID-19, the organisation might decide to make this an online event.

For trainers active in the Social Sciences and Humanities the SSHOC project has launched a community network in September 2019. The community activities have now kicked off with a first online meeting.

From 26-28 of February thirty training coordinators met in The Hague for a highly collaborative workshop. DANS had taken the initiative to bring together trainers in projects and research infrastructures related to the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) to work on the future of training activities in EOSC.