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Curious about information about Dutch science? The NARCIS.nl portal provides information about Dutch science through the linking of persistent identifiers in a PID Graph.

Reusing data created by others holds great promise in research, but little is known about how users actually search for data.

Senior information scientist Slava Tykhonov has joined the initiative CoronaWhy. Currently, around the globe, institutional and grass-rooted initiatives try to bring all data together to fight the COVID-19 virus.

Currently, The CESSDA Data Management Expert Guide (DMEG) is offline available as well.

Within the ZonMw program “Enabling Technologies Hotels”, DANS operates as a specialist facility for managing, sharing and storing data. Together with Amsterdam UMC and Philips Medical Systems, DANS is embarking on an ambitious project to share raw MRI data for AI and other advanced analysis via the DANS infrastructure.

The deadline to nominate for the Dutch Data Prize 2020 has been extended to July 1st. Are you a researcher with a good example of shared data? Or do you know someone who is? Nominate yourself, another researcher or a research group for the Dutch Data Prize 2020.

Read the success stories about sharing and reusing data in the latest E-data & Research in Dutch. In this issue among others: Wood research enriches knowledge about art, ODISSEI measures social heart rate of Dutch citizens with data collection and Using AI to search historical photo material.

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