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Sharing research data is a practice that is increasingly encouraged by funders, institutions, and research communities. In this webinar, on 11 April at 14.00 Kathleen Gregory (DANS) presents an overview of recent research investigating how researchers and librarians engage in practices of finding, understanding and reusing research data.

RDJ, published by Brill publishers and DANS, is a peer reviewed e-only open access journal. Authors can submit their data papers online.

The SSHOC-website was recently launched. SSHOC is short for Social Sciences & Humanities Open Cloud and aims to streamline ongoing projects of European research infrastructures of Social sciences and Humanities. Furthermore, it intents to better adapt these infrastructures to the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). The first version of the website aspires to properly describe all the activities of SSHOC.

In 2019 DANS offers a contribution again to the Summer Program in quantitative methods of social research of the ICPSR in the United States.

Are you supporting researchers in Open Science and Research Data Management (RDM) and looking for ways to make your training more effective? Join this full-day Train-the-Trainer Bootcamp.

The Early Bird Registration for iPRES 2019 is now open. This year the 16th International Conference on Digital Preservation will visit Amsterdam in The Netherlands (September 16 – 20), with the Dutch Digital Heritage Network as your host. Register now to secure your place ánd to benefit from the early bird fee!

The DANS R&D colloquium is a meeting place for researchers, archivists and ICT specialists. Organized by DANS, its focus is on research data and what you can do with it. It will take place on March 21st, at 15:00.

Digital technology is rapidly developing in current society. NWO publishes 3 calls on digitalisation of the Social Sciences and Humanities domain.