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Day 1 at CESSDA 50: Strengthening connections across the CESSDA community
The first day of the CESSDA 50 conference opened with a warm welcome from Executive Director Bonnie Wolff-Boenisch, bringing participants together for a full day of workshops focused on interoperability, trust, sensitive data, multilingual services, and data citation.
New Brief highlights CESSDA’s Commitment to the TRUST Principles
A new 3-page brief outlines how CESSDA integrates the TRUST principles (Transparency, Responsibility, User focus, Sustainability, and Technology) into its operational and governance frameworks to support ethical, secure, and sustainable research data management across Europe.
Coming to Bergen for the CESSDA 50 conference? Here are a few things to keep in mind!
In two weeks’ time, CESSDA will celebrate its 50th anniversary in Bergen, Norway. If you’re travelling to take part in the conference, here are a few things to know about Bergen before you arrive.
Strengthening Archive Services through Czech–Swiss Collaboration: The CORISS Project
The CZ–CH CORISS (Strengthening Czech–Swiss Cooperation for Sustainable and Innovative Research Infrastructures in the Social Sciences) project was accepted in 2025 and officially started in January 2026. Running until the end of 2028, CORISS deepens long-standing collaboration between the Czech Social Science Data Archive (CSDA) and the Swiss Centre of Expertise in the Social Sciences (FORS), with a strong emphasis on advancing data archive services in close alignment with CESSDA ERIC priorities.
New online training on survey data harmonisation
An interactive training course on how to create and work with ex-post harmonised survey data, produced as part of the Infra4NextGen project, is now available.
SoGreen: How Sikt Connects European Survey Data with Climate and Environmental Data
How is the green transition experienced across generations, countries, and social groups? That is one of the questions the EU project Social Aspects of the Green Transition (SoGreen) aims to help researchers answer – and Sikt, CESSDA's Norwegian Service Provider, plays a central role in managing the data.