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Open Science Community Maastricht receives Open Science NL grant
Open Science NL has awarded a grant of 100,000 euros to each of the 12 Open Science Communities. The Open Science Community Maastricht (OSCM) is thrilled to receive this funding to enhance its activities.
…Data story: DataverseNL at Maastricht University – Usage Insights
DataverseNL: a data repository platform available to Maastricht University researchers, fostering FAIR data practices.
…Workshop alert: Qualitative FAIR Data
Qualitative researchers, join our workshop on 25 March to explore integrating FAIR principles into your research process.
…Workshop alert: Introduction to Research Software Management
Dive into research software management basics! Workshop on 4 March to explore best practices and practical examples.
…Make your teaching more interactive with Wooclap
Did you know that interaction between teachers and students can enhance students’ attention and involvement? Furthermore, long-term retention of information improves when you actively engage your audience.
…Upcoming training and workshops by the Netherlands eScience Center
Read more about the eScience Center training and workshops coming up in February, March and April.
…Beyond his art: The personal side of Bernard Reith
As an exceptional exhibition of Bernard Reith’s work is showcased at Maastricht University, his family offers insights into the artist’s personal life and lasting legacy.
…Important Update: Single Sign-On (SSO) Implementation for Qualtrics
As part of our ongoing commitment to enhancing security and user experience, we want to inform you about a crucial update to the Qualtrics login process. Starting 22 January 2024, Qualtrics will transition to a Single Sign-On (SSO) system. This implementation requires all users to log in exclusively through SSO, contributing to a more secure and streamlined access experience.
…NWO call for computing time on national computer facilities
Calling all researchers conducting technical-scientific research where major computational and/or data-intensive problems need to be solved.
…Welcoming a service robot to the Inner City Library
The University Library has partnered up with the Maastricht University School of Business and Economics (SBE), the Maastricht Center for Robots (MCR) and Robot Control from Innovation Playground for a project involving a service robot. This project aims to support scientific research and represent the ‘living lab’ at the library, a place to experiment and collaborate with different departments within the Maastricht University (UM) community.
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