02/07/2020
« Plan S – an initiative of European research funders to accelerate the transition to open access – will apply to all new NWO calls published as of 1 January 2021.…
23/06/2020
« On 1 July, the KNAW Humanities Cluster will begin the design and construction of an Open Access journals platform, openjournals.nl. The platform aims to offer a solution for independent Dutch…
20/05/2020
« Dutch research institutions and Elsevier initiate world’s first national Open Science partnership
The Association of Universities in the Netherlands (VSNU), The Netherlands Federation of University Medical Centres (NFU), The…
19/03/2020
« In January 2020, NWO introduced a new data management plan (DMP) template. This template is in line with Science Europe’s Core Requirements for Data Management Plans and defines a minimum…
18/03/2020
« Paula Martinez Lavanchy, the Research Data officer coordinating RDM training initiatives at TU Delft and 4TU.ResearchData co-organized the ‘First meeting of National…
18/03/2020
« Once every six years, the research organisations revise the evaluation protocol for academic research, which is used by research universities and KNAW and NWO institutions to evaluate research units. A…
05/02/2020
« The Dutch university libraries (UKB) give the mutual cooperation an extra impulse with the establishment of a program for joint « Scholarly Information Services »: UKBsis. SURF also participates in this initiative.
19/12/2019
« The Association of Universities in the Netherlands (VSNU), The Netherlands Federation of University Medical Centres (NFU), The Dutch Research Council (NWO) and information and analytics business Elsevier have reached a…
22/11/2019
« On the 21st of November, participants of the National eScience Symposium in Amsterdam witnessed a special event: the launch of the FAIR Software Route. This online step-by-step guide helps developers,…
21/11/2019
« One year ago, the Dutch universities, university medical centers and research institutes, together with funding agencies NWO and ZonMW put forward the ambition to revisit their collective system of recognition…