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A dedicated interdisciplinary community within the SSHOC project is working hard to bring archaeological research closer to the European Open Science Cloud.

The Social sciences and Humanities provide researcher infrastructure that allows the sharing of confidential, sensitive data for research.

The findability of data and other resources is crucially dependent on good citation practices. But what are good citation practices and how well does the scientific community know and apply them?

The EOSC Symposium 2021 provided a key engagement opportunity for the EOSC community after the European Open Science Cloud finally entered its highly-anticipated implementation phase in 2021.

Social science and humanities research infrastructures provide a variety of resources and services that researchers can use and benefit from.

The world of work is changing rapidly. These changes present new opportunities to revisit the value of collective bargaining agreements, as tools for protecting workers’ rights and as historical documents for understanding developments in industrial relations.

The workshop Onboarding Citizen Science and the role of research libraries: barriers and accelerators took place on June 23rd 2021 during the LIBER 2021 Annual Conference, which was held online for the second year.

Parliamentary debate transcripts hold a lot of information regarding the dynamics inside the parliament.

On May 20th 2021, SSHOC hosted a Roundtable of Experts for Data Citation, to stimulate discussion on data citation in the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH).

The four ERICs of SSHOC task 5.2 have been continuing their work on a SSH tailored repository infrastructure, based on Dataverse.