For providers of data services across the full range of scientific disciplines, a webinar to present the first iteration of an assessment framework for the FAIRness of data services.

Session dedicated to surveys examining migration issues

On Monday 7 December 2020, the three consortia selected for the ARCHIVER prototype phase will be announced during a Public Award Ceremony starting at 14.00 CET.

Join the CESSDA webinar on 3 December at 14.00 CET, where a researcher, a trainer and an expert will be on hand to discuss why and how to use the Guide for Research Data Management in the social sciences and beyond.

Towards a FAIR research data landscape for the social sciences, humanities and beyond

Join forces with us to connect E-infrastructures, discover new tools

and techniques, and aggregate your services to the

EOSC Portal! 

EOSChub, FREYA and SSHOC are joining forces in this online event on 16-19 November. The three EOSC implementation projects will focus on their contributions to realising the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC), and the next steps towards a FAIR research data landscape for the Social Scientific and Humanities’ community and beyond.

Members of the SSH Open Marketplace development team will demonstrate the platform during a 20 minute session at the DARIAH Virtual Annual Event.

IPERION HS / E-RIHS leads the BoF Session “Linguistic and Disciplinary Barriers to Heritage Science Data Interoperability” at the 16th RDA Plenary on 11th November at 5:00 – 6:30 PM UTC (Breakout 5).

The purpose of the session is to explore how the heritage science community can take advantage of the work already done by the RDA and other communities to develop a common Semantic Framework for heritage science research data. Specific topics include:

1-Presentation of E-RIHS and open issues in Heritage Science

Save the date for the DARIAH Annual Event 2020 which will take place November 10-13, 2020 in Zagreb, Croatia. 

The DARIAH Annual Event 2020 will have a conference format combining keynotes, papers, workshops and poster presentations. It is the main annual gathering of the DARIAH community but also open to people outside DARIAH, humanities researchers, representatives of (digital) humanities communities, librarians, GLAM representatives, information scientists, computer scientists etc.

More information on the DARIAH Annual Event 2020 will follow soon!

Following on from the series of online information sessions that took place in September, we would like to invite you to a more in-depth discussion scheduled in the form of a virtual workshop providing an update on the vocabulary-related activities within the SSHOC project, and discussing the potential alignment between different vocabulary platforms and how to address the interoperability challenges.