Digital Scholarship Leiden

Best Practice – Remus Dame’s Data Management Plan

In an article in NWO Hypothese (“Data in de etalage”, in Dutch) biochemist Remus Dame tells about his experiences with data management planning. Read the English translation of the article in Hypothese here.

Rutger de Jong • 06-01-2017

PIDapalooza 2016: Persistent Identifiers Party Hard

Early November 2016, I was privileged to give a presentation about the ORCID implementation at Leiden University at the first ever PIDapalooza Festival, a conference for people interested in persistent identifiers and their use, uses, and future.

Mieneke van der Salm • 15-12-2016

Let Medium Deliver the Message

What if you want to share an opinion too long for a tweet, but you don't want to commit to a blog? Medium might be the solution for you.

Mieneke van der Salm • 12-10-2016

New NWO and H2020 guidelines for research data

NWO and the European Commission have recently broadened the scope of their data management requirements to all funding instruments and thematic areas. This actually means that open research data will be the standard.

Fieke Schoots • 19-08-2016

InCites Trial at University Libraries Leiden

Until July 29 2016, so roughly for the next fortnight, University Libraries Leiden are offering trial access to InCites, a research analytics platform created by Thompson Reuters.

Mieneke van der Salm • 14-07-2016

What is your opinion on research data management?

How do researchers in the Netherlands think about research data management? The NationalCoordination Point Research Data Management (LCRDM) is doing a national survey and is looking for respondents.

Fieke Schoots • 23-06-2016

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