Past events

SSHOC is developing a data repository service for SSH institutions. The new service is built upon the Dataverse software and will be adjusted to the needs of the European research infrastructures.

CLARIN organises a virtual hackathon on the detection of disinformation in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this session of the series, you will get acquainted with SKOSMOS, a web-based tool providing services for accessing controlled vocabularies, which are used by indexers describing documents and searchers looking for suitable keywords. Vocabularies are accessed via SPARQL endpoints containing SKOS vocabularies.

From the 8th until the 9th of September 2020 will take place the SSHOC Consortium meeting.

All project's progress will be discussed in this 2-day online meeting: Work Package (WPs) Leaders and the Task Leaders in the WPs, together with all partners involved or interested in the WPs, will meet together with the purpose to  give a brief presentation on the WPs, and, in particular, focus on:

As part of the SSHOC activities, CLARIN is organising a series of online events to raise awareness about open-source vocabulary hosting and management platforms.

First session - Wikibase

In this session of the series, you will get acquainted with Wikibase, a powerful, flexible, and customizable knowledge base software that drives Wikidata. 

This webinar will give an introduction to the EOSC Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) which sets funding priorities for the next Horizon Europe Framework Programme. It will offer an overview of the consultation document which was released on 20th July and explain the consultation process.

Workshop proceedings

The combined proceedings of the Twin Talks 2 and 3 workshops are now available at http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-2717/

In association with the Alpha launch of the SSH Open Marketplace on 30 June, members of the DARIAH community are invited to a private viewing and information session via webinar.

The 90-minute session is scheduled for Friday 3 July at 10:00 CEST.

The SSH Open Marketplace has been in development  for over a year now. A preference for the agile approach and UX best practice means we’ve involved end users as much as possible up to this point via workshops, interviews, brainstorming sessions and prioritisation meetings.

When we release the alpha version in June 2020, we’ll want yet more user feedback and engagement. And that's what this workshop is about.  We've arranged a two hour slot during the proceedings of the ICTeSSH 2020 Conference (now to be held online).

SSH researchers should be awakened to the huge possibilities and avenues for research based on ICT. The future of science is about multidisciplinary collaboration and applying new technologies. ICT tools for SSH researchers already exist, such as research-oriented social networking sites and tools to support scientific research, to manage labs and data, and to enable better communication