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Fast and slow thinking in trying to make a difference
Janet Bowstead, one of our #DataImpactFellows for 2019, explores how fast and slow thinking could make a difference in creating impact.
How can we measure how green our towns and cities are?
Neil Dymond-Green investigates an approach to mapping city trees using Google Street View data.
European survey on open research data launched
At the beginning of October, the EU project EOSC-Pillar launched a survey on 'National Initiatives'. The aim is to examine national and thematic initiatives on research data and infrastructures in...
A day in the life: presenting to the Low Pay Commission
We’ve asked our #DataImpactFellows to share a day in their life. James Cockett recalls presenting his research to the Low Pay Commission.
Tools and Services – The keys to an Open Science World
This year, the CESSDA Experts Seminar was held at the University of Essex. CESSDA's partners were invited to discuss access conditions and the important role of automation. Using pyDataverse, Stefa...
Who does and should receive value from data flows? A philosophical perspective
Stuart Mills asks; how do we balance the societal transformations we can see as a result of digital technology and data with the political economy which persists within that same society?