Boosting Research Skills through Digital Data Workshops During the Data Carpentry workshops researchers learn best practices and explore tools to make their data reusable and open, enhancing the efficiency and reproducibility of their research workflows. The next workshop will take place early 2025 in Leiden. Kristina Hettne • October 08, 2024
Who 'owns' (your) research data? Do you ever wonder who owns research data? And did you know this may not be you as a researcher? Pascal Flohr and Erna Sattler • September 19, 2024
Easy ways to improve your research data management: file formats Research data management can seem daunting and time consuming. In this series we introduce some -relatively- straightforward ways of improving your data management, starting with file formats. Pascal Flohr • July 01, 2024
My internship experience at the Centre for Digital Scholarship at the Leiden University Libraries On her last day, Centre for Digital Scholarship intern Vanessa Köstner reflects on her four months at the Leiden University Libraries: Vanessa Köstner • June 17, 2024
Predatory and Questionable Publishing Practices: How to Recognise and Avoid Them Four open access specialists at universities across the Netherlands have now written a guide to provide insight and practical advice for authors on how to avoid questionable and predatory journals. Tessa de Roo • April 10, 2024
The Year 2023@CDS In this post we look back at some of the milestones and achievements made by the Centre for Digital Scholarship in 2023 Alenka Prinčič • February 12, 2024
CDS Data Reuse Day 2024 February 12, 2024 at the Centre for Digital Scholarship Kristina Hettne • December 21, 2023
What is your idea of Responsible Publishing and why it is valuable to join the new Plan S survey cOAlitionS, a consortium of research funders including ERC and NWO, is inviting researchers to give their input their vision of responsible publishing in an online survey which is open until 22nd April 2024. Michelle van den Berk and Rutger de Jong • November 20, 2023
