On 15 May 2025, from 10.30 to 11.30, Dr. Mariëlle Prevoo, department manager Research Support & Development at UM Library, and Chief Open Science for the UM, will share her insights during the FAIR Coffee event.
Join the first FAIR Coffee Lecture of 2025, organized by the Open Science Community Maastricht, featuring an exciting lecture by Sandra Geurts.
Discover the number of datasets published in 2024 on DataverseNL, one of the curated data repositories of Maastricht University.
Are you an educator looking to enhance your courses with innovative learning materials? The OpenUP Grant offers you a fantastic opportunity to license and share the learning materials you have created as Open Educational Resources (OER).
Join the upcoming FAIR Coffee Lecture, where Peter Prinsen will give a presentation entitled “Making the Netherlands Cancer Registry more FAIR”.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore Open Science and the FAIR principles and find inspiration in the work of others.
Universities of the Netherlands (UNL) and the Collaborative Dutch University Libraries and National Library (UKB) are taking further steps towards creating a more diverse and equitable publishing landscape. This initiative involves embracing the paths of ‘Full Open Access’ and ‘Diamond Open Access’.
The Open Science Fund (OSF) is aimed at supporting projects specifically designed to implement and stimulate Open Science practices. The 2023 OSF call is intended to stimulate Open Science by incentivising and rewarding researchers and therefore fits within UM’s new Recognition & Rewards program.
This past summer, researchers learned how to close the circle and achieve data sustainability following the FAIR principles of RDM.
Since last year, every faculty at Maastricht University (UM) has a dedicated data steward. What are their tasks and how do they support researchers? We interviewed Erik Jansen, the first data steward of UM Library. He told us about his role, achievements, experiences and more.