Events
Data Stewards Interest Group (DSIG) meeting 21 September
Join us for the upcoming NL-hosted Data Stewards Interest Group (DSIG) meeting September 21, 10:00 to 11:45 CEST, online. Agenda and registration via this link Citizen Science and Open Science infrastructure In the context of developing the EOSC Citizen Science Node, we are very happy to welcome Margaret Gold (Citizen Science Netherlands) as our speaker. She will […]
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Webinar: The FAIRDOM-SEEK for FAIR Metadata Exchange across Life Science Research Infrastructures
Date: 24th September 2026Time: 11:00–12:00Format: Online (Meeting link) Speaker: Katy Wolstencroft (NL-Bioimaging) Description:The FAIRDOM-SEEK is an Open-source web-based platform, for sharing scientific research datasets, workflows, models and research outcomes according to the FAIR principles. The FAIRDOM-SEEK reduces the burden of data management for researchers by hiding the complexity of the required technical challenges through the research data lifecycle. By providing […]
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TDCC-NES booth at NWO Biophysics
The Thematic Digital Competence Centre for the Natural and Engineering Sciences (TDCC-NES) will host a visitors booth at NWO Biophysics 2026 to inform participants about opportunities offered for exploring shared challenges and the NES ontology service. NWO Biophysics is the annual Dutch conference on the physics of life, where researchers, from PhD students and postdocs […]
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Workshop | co-organized by FAIR4ChemNL and NFDI4Cat
Data-centred approaches in chemistry hold the promise of uncovering groundbreaking solutions critical for advancing energy and material transitions, pharmaceutical innovations, and circular economy endeavours. Since the FAIR4ChemNL workshop in June 2024, important developments have emerged across the Dutch and German chemistry communities – yet the potential of data to drive discovery and innovation remains underutilized, […]
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PIDFest 2026
Dutch researchers and digital support experts working on the identification of scientific instruments using permanent identifiers (PIDs) will be well-represented at PIDFest in October this year and will make useful connections for aligning with similar international efforts aimed at recognising scientific instruments in the FAIR workflow. TDCC-NES has an interest in this topic since organising […]
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