This webinar presents the most insightful results from the 2nd I4NG-Hackathon, “Analyzing CRONOS Data and Communicating Key Insights to Policy Makers”, showing how the hackathon participants transformed data into recommendations for fostering sustainable policies along the NextGenEU themes: Make...

This webinar offered an introduction to efficient and reproducible data analysis. Participants learned how to use the renv-package to create reproducible environments for their R projects, and were introduced to the {targets}-package which enables them to maintain a reproducible workflow by pipel...

This webinar addressed these challenges and equipped participants with all the key information needed to navigate established social science surveys in Europe. Attendees learned how to access these datasets, which terms of use and license conditions applied to the reuse of data and documentation...

This course introduces the topic of reproducibility within an Open Science framework, and gives an overview over different tools to use. You will be able to follow easy step-by-step tutorials and directly apply the content to your own research project. While the principles and workflows may be ap...

How can social scientists design and focus their research to ensure they can answer questions using existing data? How do researchers find relevant data for a specific project? In this webinar, three research fellows working on the Infra4NextGen project share their experience in navigating the we...

This webinar, focused on social science, outlines relevant aspects of European data protection legislation (GDPR) for researchers processing personal data and the challenges that arise from Open Science requirements. It describes important aspects of consent forms which frequently are the legal b...