Nominate your (or a colleague’s) FAIR dataset for The Dutch Data PrizeHave you made your research dataset FAIR: Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable? Or do you know someone that has done so? Then nominate yourself or a colleague for the Dutch Data Prize 2022. The winners of this prize receive € 3.500, - to be used to make their dataset(s) even more FAIR. For example, by making the data accessible online. The deadline for nominating is 30 September 2022. The winners will be announced on 29 November 2022.Read more
University of Twente very close to 100% open accessOf all UT-authored peer-reviewed articles that were published in 2021, 97% is open access. That is an increase of 28% compared to 2020.Read more
Nominate your (or a colleague’s) FAIR dataset for The Dutch Data Prize
University of Twente very close to 100% open access
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University of Twente Open Science week
UT publishes a Diamond Open Access journal ‘in-house’: what does that require?
‘What the BMS Data Steward told me about making data FAIR was highly enlightening’
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How the UT’s Open Access Team can help you
‘Good and rapid advice from the FAIR Data Steward for our data management plan for NWO’