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  1. Een standaard aanpak voor het uitwisselen van onderzoeksinformatie

    Geïnteresseerd in het meest "juicy" onderwerp binnen het onderzoeksdomein? Dan heb ik het uiteraard over metadata! Hier lees je meer over de aanpak van de metadata werkgroep voor praktijkgericht onderzoek. 

  2. ORI Community Event

    In an era defined by the digital revolution, open research information and persistent identifiers (PIDs) have emerged as pivotal tools in advancing scientific discovery. These tools offer a pathway towards enhanced transparency, accessibility, and collaboration in the world of research.

  3. One size fits nobody: thoughts on OSF23

    The third Netherlands National Open Science Festival took place this year. It welcomes participants ranging from researchers to policymakers to peers working on enabling open science practices. 

  4. Navigating the Deep Ocean of Scientific Information: Introducing Open Knowledge Maps

    With over three million scientific publications per year, staying afloat in the ocean of scientific information is a struggle. In this article, we introduce Open Knowledge Maps (OKMaps), a visual discovery tool that improves the visibility and discoverability of scientific knowledge. We further discuss the system-of-systems approach of OKMaps, which allows for easy integration into existing scholarly infrastructure, and how this links to ongoing efforts in the Netherlands to create a national knowledge base for open research information. Authors: Peter Kraker and Lauren Kondratiev

  5. New research portal for the Netherlands with OpenAIRE is live

    The Netherlands Research Portal, hosted on OpenAIRE is now live! It is the successor of NARCIS, providing an overview of publications, datasets, and projects across all Dutch research institutions.

  6. PID Graphs: the road to data integration and discovery

    SURF hosted a PID workshop to explore graphs that have already been made and those in the making. An interactive morning discussing metadata and use cases for the research community and beyond.

  7. The OpenAIRE Graph: a Global Map of Open Science

    The OpenAIRE Graph is an open access scholarly knowledge graph (SKG) resulting from the aggregation of research entity metadata records (properties and links) from scholarly communication data sources. Funders, organizations, researchers, research communities and publishers can use the OpenAIRE Graph to monitor, discover, and navigate the open science record as a whole.

  8. Ricgraph - Research in context graph

    Ricgraph (Research in context graph) is a graph with nodes and edges to represent objects and their relations.

  9. Building an Open Knowledge Base

    The latest progress with work on a Dutch Open Knowledge Base. By Maurice Vanderfeesten (VU Amsterdam), Nick Veenstra (RUG), Jeffrey Sweeney (Rotterdam School of Management), Tung Tung Chan (Erasmus), Clifford Tatum (SURF), Gül Akcaova (SURF), Darco Jansen (UNL), John Doove (SURF), Wim Hugo (DANS), Armand Guicherit (TU Delft), Alastair Dunning (TU Delft)

  10. National PID roadmap update

    To address the possibility of employing PIDs in a coordinated way, and to find alignment between present and future initiatives, the PID advisory board requested the development of a national PID roadmap. A working group was established last year and their work resulted in a report.