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  • FIN-CLARIAH day – Roads to multimodality in research: streams, videos, and building RI for the future

    University of Jyväskylä

    With the recent news that FIN-CLARIAH has been granted lighthouse status, we are now positioned to lead the way in advancing essential infrastructure areas, from impact and functionality, to service provision and collaborative use. This day in Jyväskylä will be dedicated to setting standards in latest and multimodal modes of research. With insights from processing […]

  • CSC Webinar: Researchers’ Journeys in Opening Cultural and Historical Data

    This webinar is designed for researchers interested in practical examples of data publication. It also warmly welcomes data support professionals who want to learn from researchers’ real-world experiences making cultural and historical data open. The session aims to demystify the process of data publishing and help participants better understand what it involves. By sharing concrete […]

  • DARIAH-FI Devs meet-up

    These monthly meetings are a space to foster common and integrated technical solutions, reusing components, ask questions regarding components of the infrastructure, use of CSC services, or bring up issues related with data pipelines, workflows or tool building. Zoom link and agenda for meetups is circulated via Slack. Meetups dates for Fall 2025 (always Thursday, […]

  • DARIAH Friday Frontiers Autumn series 2025

    DARIAH-EU Friday Frontiers webinars allow researchers, practitioners and stakeholders from across the broad DARIAH community, and beyond, to learn about current research, best practice and social impact, and different tools and methods in digital humanities scholarly practice. The webinar sessions are all free to attend, but registration is required.  Presentations are all recorded and published […]

  • CSC Webinar: Enhancing Data Support: Understanding Reproducibility, Part 1

    Introduction to reproducibility in research. This webinar explores the theoretical foundations of research reproducibility and replicability, along with the necessary infrastructures to support these practices. It also addresses the concept of the reproducibility crisis.  Information and registration HERE.