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Presenting the NWO-granted projects for the TDCC Challenge Call 2023/2024

We are pleased to announce that NWO has approved fourteen projects for the NWO TDCC Challenge Call 2023-2024. This call aimed to fund projects that help realise the digitalisation ambitions of the TDCCs and the communities they serve.

All projects have gone through the TDCC’s transparent, non-competitive, and community-driven process. These projects have varying durations and can run up to 24-36 months, with some of them already having started.

Find the projects and their public summaries, organised by research domain

TDCC-LSH Challenge projects

  • A FAIR tool framework for bioinformatics services, tools and workflows in digital Life Sciences and Health (LSH) research - Main applicant: dr. H. Mouhib (VU Amsterdam)
  • LEARN-FAIR: Life Science & Health Educational Alignment for Research and Networking in FAIR Data Management - Main applicant: dr. M.G. Kersloot (Amsterdam UMC) 
  • Training the next generation of FAIR-aware and AI-savvy data scientists for the LSH domain - Main applicant: dr. ir. P.D. Moerland (Amsterdam UMC)
  • A core dataset for Dutch cohorts; Prospective harmonization of variables through Common Data Elements – towards a core cohort dataset for cohort studies in the Netherlands - Main applicant: dr. K.J. van der Velde (UMC Groningen)
  • FAIRify your metabolomics data - Main applicant: prof. dr. T. Hankemeier (Leiden University)

TDCC-NES Challenge projects

  • Increasing literacy, use and reuse of geospatial machine learning models - Main applicant: prof. dr. R. Zurita-Milla (University of Twente)
  • CLOUD-NES: Facilitating cloud-native data access and processing for Natural and Engineering Sciences - Main applicant: dr. ing. S. Girgin (University of Twente)
  • FAIR4ChemNL: Accelerating the adoption of universal data standards in chemistry - prof. dr. E.A. Pidko (Technical University Delft)
  • HPC-DAT: breaking the high-performance computing barrier for the NES community - Main applicant: dr. J.B.R. Oonk (SURF)

TDCC-SSH Challenge projects

  • RIGHTS: Responsible Implementation of Gathering, Handling, and Treating Sensitive Individual Digital Traces - Main applicant: prof. dr. T.B. Araujo (University of Amsterdam)
  • Research Transparency Check - Main applicant: prof. dr. R.H.F.P. Bekkers (VU Amsterdam)
  • SYNAPSIS: Synergy Network and Platform for Integrating Audiovisual Data Archiving and Stewardship in Social Sciences and Humanities - Main applicant: dr. M. Dingemanse (Radboud University)
  • Synthetic data: leveraging the potential of sensitive data in SSH research - Main applicant: dr. E. van Kesteren MSc (University of Utrecht)
  • Towards a Modular Infrastructure for Comprehensive RDM - Main applicant: prof. dr. F.J. Oort (University of Amsterdam)

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