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Call for Papers open! The 1st Conference on Research Data Infrastructure
The Association of German National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) is initiating the first Conference on Research Data Infrastructure (CoRDI) from 12th to 14th September 2023 in Karlsruhe, Germany. The conference's main topics include technical and non-technical aspects of establishing interdisciplinary research data management (RDM).
Open Calls! Support actions designed to enhance the FAIRness of data
FAIR-IMPACT project has just launched the first Open Calls for Support, offering two defined support actions designed to enhance the FAIRness of data, semantic artefacts and data-related services. CESSDA is partaking in this project in its goal to support "FAIRification" of research data resources!
Now open: EURIZON Fellowship programme - Remote Research Grants for Ukrainian Researchers
It´s our great pleasure to inform you that the call “EURIZON FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME: Remote Research Grants for Ukrainian Researchers” is now open. It provides temporary fellowships of 6 or 12 months, consisting of individual research grants to teams of vulnerable researchers, working remotely from Ukraine, on research projects conducted in collaboration with partners from European RIs.
Join the events of Research Infrastructures Community of Practice!
In the RITrainPlus project, CESSDA is leading the Community of Practice (CoP) intended for managers and operators of research infrastructure or core facilities in different countries.
European project TRIPLE delivers its final output: the GoTriple platform
The main output of the TRIPLE project that the EU has funded via the Horizon 2020 programme for 3 years is GoTriple, a multilingual discovery platform for the Social Sciences and Humanities.
SSHOC Chair and Vice-Chair invite you to the 1st SSH Open Cluster meeting in April!
Since the end of the SSHOC project in April 2022, the SSHOC Governing Board has been working hard on setting up the governance structure of the Cluster and making sure that it can continue to serve the SSH community in the future as well.