Open Data Infrastructure for Social Science and Economic Innovations is the national infrastructure for social sciences in the Netherlands, facilitating groundbreaking research through data, expertise, and resources. The infrastructure consists of 47 paying member organisations and is housed by the Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences.
Learn more about ODISSEI here.
Common Lab Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities is a world-leading infrastructure in the field of humanities. It services a diverse range of sub-fields including linguistics, media studies, socio-economic history, and literature. CLARIAH is housed at the KNAW Huygens Institute.
Learn more about CLARIAH here.
SSHOC-NL enhances ODISSEI and CLARIAH, two successful digital infrastructures, to foster new research avenues of societal importance in the diverse realms of Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH). Addressing unique SSH infrastructural needs, like secure analytical environments for sensitive data, SSHOC-NL aligns innovations to create interoperable digital infrastructure. This collaboration enables researchers to securely link and analyze a wide range of data, including historical records, textual data, images, surveys, and social media, addressing critical societal issues such as polarization, social inequalities, and environmental changes. SSHOC-NL is dedicated to building the digital infrastructure necessary for researchers to tackle these challenges ethically and securely.
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