This edition aims to strengthen the skills required to excel in data management, getting the participants geared up to manage and process data throughout the full, research-data lifecycle (data discovery; data processing; data analysis; data preservation and publishing).

This four-day online course covers four different modules for trainers to enhance their understanding of EOSC and various related topics alongside their ability to integrate it into their training activities.

DANS is hosting several sessions at the Open Science Conference 27 June, 14:30 - 16:30 - Session on Facilitating FAIR Data and Open Science in the Social Sciences and Humanities Domain - An Example of the Dutch Science Landscape 27 June, 14:30 - 16:30 - A Deep Dive into Training Materials Catalogues and the Opportunities for Open Science Education 28 June, 13:00 - 13:30 - Session on Representation and Inclusion in Open Science: Working Towards a Global Digital Commons 28 June, 14:30 - 16:30 - Workshop on Harmonising Access Procedures for Sensitive Data 29 June, 9:00-11:00 - Training on Designing Training for FAIR and Open Data

Are you a creator or user of 3D research datasets, a manager of 3D data projects, or a provider of services in the field of management of 3D datasets? Then join the workshop ‘Shaping the world of 3D’ and discuss data management issues related to 3D datasets in cultural heritage and archaeological research, such as data storage and data formats.

“Dutch Designs: Innovation in Library, Museum and Information Services in the Netherlands” is a honours student programme organised by the i-School of the University of Washington Seattle. DANS is one of the location the group of about 25 students visits. We will present the students with our experiences in Research Data Management. The course itself will examine how innovation works in library, information, and museum services, practices, and designs, particularly in the Netherlands.

the 2nd IPERION HS Doctoral Summer School (HS-DSS) is aimed at providing examples of excellence in heritage science in the environmental impact on built heritage ad its digitalization.

The Summer School builds competence in data analysis and security for participants from all disciplines and/ or backgrounds from sciences to humanities. Topics to be covered include principles and practice of research data management, authorship in the 21st century, data curation, data security, Open Science, visualization, machine learning and artificial neural networks.

The IFLA Library Services for Multicultural Populations (MCULTP) Satellite event will present library workers with the tools to build, sustain, and strengthen a diverse and inclusive workplace through a variety of presentations and panel discussions. This Satellite aims to hold a forum for all library workers, to establish mutual understanding through hearing others’ voices.