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OECD report highlights role of research infrastructure ecosystems
The OECD, with contribution from CESSDA’s Director Bonnie Wolff-Boenisch, has published a new policy paper, Fostering Research Infrastructure Ecosystems for Addressing Complex Scientific and Societal Challenges (September 2025), which explores how research infrastructures (RIs) can work together more effectively to tackle pressing global issues.
PUBMET 2025: Advancing Scholarly Communication and Data Practices
The PUBMET conference on scholarly communication in the context of open science has grown into a leading international forum for researchers, librarians, publishers, data professionals, and policymakers. Organised annually by the University of Zadar, PUBMET brings together experts to discuss how research communication, evaluation, and infrastructure can evolve in line with open science principles.
New Infra4NextGen Report Explores Young Europeans’ Views on Inequality
The Infra4NextGen project has published the third in its series of five data summaries, this time focusing on the Make it Equal theme. The new report, Inequalities in Europe: From Personal Experiences to Policy Preferences, examines how younger Europeans (under 35) perceive and experience inequality compared to older generations.
CESSDA publishes calls for funding for the CESSDA Work Plan 2026-27
CESSDA has published two calls for funding for the CESSDA Work Plan for 2026-2027. The first is a Call for Expression of Interest for the maintenance of CESSDA Services, while the second is a Call for Expression of Interest for Service Upgrades, Working Groups, and CESSDA Selected Priorities 2026-2027.
CESSDA is hiring a Technical Officer
The Technical Officer assists the Head of IT in building, maintaining, and documenting the IT infrastructure that supports the tools and services provided by the European Research Infrastructure. The officer will be responsible for ensuring the smooth operation of IT systems, resolving technical issues, and providing technical assistance to staff.
Two New Reports on Europe’s Younger Generations Published by Infra4NextGen
The Infra4NextGen project has released the first two in a series of five data summaries analysing Europe’s younger generations, drawing on insights from major cross-national surveys.