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At the end of this workshop, you will be able to evaluate and improve the reusability of qualitative data at all stages of the research data life cycle. You will have a rich toolbelt to your disposal when facing the challenges you may encounter when working with qualitative data. This workshop is part of the DCC Spring Training Days and suitable for researchers and research support staff, focused on beginners to the topic.

Open Hour SSH

Get all your questions answered during Open Hour for the SSH community. A live Q&A every Monday morning.

Bridging the gap between research and technology, fostering quality and collaboration, and enhancing transparency and accessibility in research form the core principles of the approach of SURF. DANS is hosting multiple sessions at this event.

Governing technology, research and innovation for a better world is the them of the EU-SPRI Annual Conference. The international consortium European Forum for Studies of Policies for Research and Innovation (Eu-SPRI Forum) is organising a track around topics related to "The Present and Future Organization and Governance of European Research Infrastructures", were the function and future of Research Infrastructures as support layers for academia will be discussed from political, social, economics, and science of science perspective. DANS is proudly part of the organisers.

This event will focus on legislative implications and innovation opportunities for research following the introduction of the European Data Governance Act and Data Act. It will explore how these two acts will influence the secure sharing of sensitive data. The event addresses questions such as the definition of a data altruism organization, the possibility of enforcing data sharing among companies, and the necessary infrastructure for facilitating sensitive data exchange. This meeting will be held in Dutch.

This workshop focusing on Integration of individual-level socioeconomic data for infectious diseases research and prevention in Europe. The baseline use case is prototyping a workflow standard for population health research. The workflow provides a structured process for causal inference based on real-world observational data to respond to policy-relevant questions. As places are limited, registration is mandatory.

Doing (survey) research and non-response (unfortunately) go hand in hand. When we talk about (actual) non-response, we are talking about people who can participate in research, but choose not to. During this day, we reflect on non-response. How big is the non-response problem? What causes non-response? And what can we do about it before, during and after data collection? This day will be held in Dutch.

The SICSS instructional program will involve lectures, group problem sets, and interactive work sessions. There will also be outside speakers who conduct computational social science research in a variety of settings, such as academia, industry, and government. Topics covered include text as data, website scraping, digital field experiments, machine learning, and ethics.