Data Station Social Sciences and Humanities

This data station allows you to deposit and search for data within the social sciences and humanities. The metadata of our Data Station SSH is also available in the national ODISSEI portal and the European CESSDA Data Catalogue.

If you have a question, please check the frequently asked questions or send your question to Data Station Managers Ricarda Braukmann (Social Sciences) and Jetze Touber (Humanities).

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Ricarda Braukmann

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Open hour SSH: live Q&A

Meet us at the Open Hour every Monday from 10:00 to 11:00 CEST for the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) community.
The Open Hour is a Q&A on Open Science, data storage and Research Data Management.

  • What data can I deposit at DANS?
  • How do I make my data FAIR?
  • Can I share data that holds personal information?
  • What meta data standards do I have to use?
  • How do I store video data sustainably?

All these questions and more can be asked live during the Open Hour.

 

News

The Consortium of European Social Science Data Archives (CESSDA) has published a new three-page brief explaining how it applies the TRUST principles across its organisation and network of Service Providers. The publication offers insight into the policies and practices that underpin trustworthy research data services. 

Over the past few years, Latvia has developed a national research data archiving service centred around Dataverse. Following an initial development phase, the Latvian team marked this milestone with an international conference held on 21 May in Riga. DANS was there to share their experience

The reuse of research data is a key principle of open science. It enables verification, supports new research, and contributes to the cumulative knowledge development. 

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