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European Holocaust Research Infrastructure becomes a new ERIC
On January 20th, one week before the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the European Commission granted the legal status of European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC) to the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI), making it the 30th ERIC to be established since 2011, and the 6th in the social sciences and humanities domain.
The CESSDA Main Office welcome our new Communications Officer, Einar!
Einar Tobias Grude brings a wide range of experience in communications to his role at CESSDA. Before joining the organization, he served as Chief of Internal Communications for the Norwegian Tax Administration’s largest division.
SND Director Eva Stensköld Champions Open Science
As the year draws to a close Eva Stensköld, director of the Swedish National Data Service (SND), reflects on the progress made under her leadership. Since taking on the role earlier this year, Eva has been a driving force in advancing open science, enhancing research infrastructure, and fostering collaboration across Sweden and internationally.
20 years of E-RIHS
On 24 September 2024, the European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science Implementation Phase project (E-RIHS) held a public event in Florence to celebrate its upcoming successful conclusion and 20 years of E-RIHS activity.
Lithuania’s research community join forces to become a member of CESSDA ERIC
On 14th of November CESSDA’s Director presented CESSDA ERIC and the European landscape at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities of the Kaunas University of Technology (KUT).
CESSDA looks back at the BY-COVID project
Since 2021, the BY-COVID project has united 53 partners from 19 countries in a groundbreaking interdisciplinary effort to deliver open, accessible data on SARS-CoV-2 and other infectious diseases. By integrating scientific, medical, public health, and policy perspectives, this initiative developed key resources like the COVID-19 Data Platform and the Pathogens Portal, improving Europe’s preparedness for future pandemics and enhancing rapid response capabilities.