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New CESSDA 2023-2027 Strategy Launched!
In 2023 CESSDA ERIC's new 2023-2027 strategy is launched, the result of a year-long consultative process with stakeholders. This strategy capitalises on CESSDA's achievements since its establishment in 2017 and anticipates the latest trends in research data and the European Research Area (ERA).
FAIR IMPACT Second Open Call launched!
FAIR-IMPACT has just launched the second Open Call for Support, offering three defined support actions for one-to-one support to help candidates to self-assess their current capabilities and to develop FAIR implementation action plans.
New release of ELSST Thesaurus: promoting diversity and inclusivity
The European Language Social Science Thesaurus (ELSST) is a broad-based, multilingual thesaurus for the social sciences. It is available in sixteen languages: Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Icelandic, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Romanian, Slovenian, Spanish and Swedish.
Empowering Research: CESSDA's Presence and Contributions at ESRA 2023
European Survey Research Association recently hosted its first in-person conference post-COVID pandemic in July, during which all participants were excited to showcase the progress made over the past years. CESSDA put forward two sessions focused on "Best Practices in Research Data Management Amidst the Pandemic," aiming to provide a platform for discussions on fresh innovations, tools, and services that can enhance the research journey, increase transparency, and amplify the accessibility and visibility of research outputs.
Spotlight on the Slovenian Social Science Data Archives
ADP is the national research infrastructure for social sciences of Slovenia, whose main mission is to manage data and data services in order to support research, education, and general well-being and is already a member of CESSDA. Hear from Head of ADP, Janez Štebe.
The 4th COORDINATE Transnational Access Visits call launched!
On 4 September 2023, COORDINATE project launched the fourth call for the COORDINATE Transnational Access Visits (TAVs). This programme enables researchers of children and youth wellbeing to visit European research institutions/universities and access the most relevant European birth cohort, panel and cross-sectional survey data.