DANS is co-hosting a lecture from Christine Borgman (University of California, Los Angeles) and Paul Groth (University of Amsterdam) on their recent paper in the Harvard Data Science Review, titled "From Data Creator to Data Reuser: Distance Matters". Sign up to gain insight in how researchers re-use data.

Whether through scholarly reflections, concrete case studies, theoretical contributions, or policy considerations, explore this year at the DARIAH Annual Event how digital, social and institutional infrastructures can support engaged research, and nurture generosity, participation and shared creativity in the digital arts and humanities. Registration will open from 15 February 2026.

Research Data Management (RDM) professionals play a vital part in promoting FAIR data and Open Science. In order to lead impactful RDM projects and foster better data practices, they require the knowledge and skills necessary to develop strategies and manage change. LCRDM, DANS and TDCC-LSH have joined forces to offer a workshop led by Antje Manske on strategic data stewardship and change management.

This online workshop focuses on common standards, the benefits of using them, and the possibilities for widening the reuse of the underlying data.

ODISSEI is hosting its fourth summer school at the Erasmus University Rotterdam. During the two-week programme, participants master geospatial analysis, machine learning methods and learn how to use LLM's for data collection. Apply before 28 February 2026.

Join the Open Hour for the Social Sciences and Humanities community! Get answers to all your questions during our live Q&A every Monday morning.

Do you have any last minute questions about submitting your project plan to the NWO funding call for TDCC projects? Ask them during the TDCC-SSH Open Hour on 9 June at 15:00 CET. This session focuses on questions about the TDCC-SSH process and the submission of project plans to the NWO funding call.

Do you want to contribute to the development of the Dutch open science monitor? Join the focus group of CWTS and Dialogic for the Humanities discipline for OS-NL-funded project Monitoring Open Science in the Netherlands.