This is the last post on this blog, but don’t be sad and keep on reading! During the last months the FutureTDM project was extremely active: We organised Knowledge Cafes, involved practitioners and stakeholders, and the project was presented at different venues. To reach a wider visibility...
Open Science is a key priority of the Dutch EU Presidency. The Netherlands is committed to open access to scientific publications and the best possible re-use of research data, and it would like to accelerate the transition this requires. That is the reason the Dutch...
As Part of the Dutch Presidency Open Science Conference next week, FutureTDM will be taking part in one of four coveted ‘Open Science Cafes’. We will be holding this event alongside three other exciting projects, FOSTER, Pasteur4OA and LEARN. An excellent forum for debate [caption id="attachment_15540" align="alignright" width="281"]...
This post is authored by Marco Caspers, Institute for Information Law, University of Amsterdam. Marco is a researcher in the FutureTDM work package mapping legal barriers to TDM in the EU. Here he shares some preliminary goals and findings from his research so far. The goal...