Past events

7 November 2024 - 10 December 2024

GDPR 4 Data Support course

Training & Outreach

GDPR 4 Data Support is a RDNL training that covers all the concepts related to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the steps you can take during the different phases of scientific research to protect personal data. It is intended for those who (wish to) support researchers in managing personal data responsibly in their research. It will help research data professionals that play a connecting role between researchers and privacy professionals such as a privacy officer. The GDPR 4 Data Support training will be in English and consist of two days of face to face teaching, supplemented with assignments and online content. Upon successful completion of all these components, you will receive a certificate.

12 November 2024 - 14 November 2024

RDA 23rd Plenary Meeting

FAIR and Open data RDM

This three-day hybrid RDA conference in Costa Rica, will bring together leaders from around the world to tackle some of the biggest data challenges and questions we face today, to share new ideas and explore best practices in using data.

14 November 2024

DANS Open Day 2024

FAIR and Open data RDM Training & Outreach

On Thursday 14 November, we welcome the research support community, policymakers, and researchers to join us in The Hague for the DANS Open Day. An inspiring event dedicated to Open Data & Open Science and its principles. In addition to various lectures by renowned speakers, there will be a series of workshops throughout the day, with plenty of time and space to meet and talk to each other.

22 November 2024

KNVI – Data Day

Life Sciences

FAIR and Open data RDM Collaborations

Handling health data practically and ethically.

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6 December 2024

NLRN Symposium: The Future of Reproducibility

FAIR and Open data RDM

The theme of this symposium of the Dutch Reproducibility Network will be “The Future of Reproducibility”. Participants will think about the role that reproducibility and replication will play in different fields of research and what a post- (reproducibility) crisis future might look like.