"I love eHumanities.NL - Netherlands Network for Humanities, Social Sciences and Technology"

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PARTICIPANTS_______________CLARIAHCLICKNLCWI – Research in Mathematics and Computer ScienceDANS – Data Archiving and Networked ServicesDelft University of TechnologyDutch Language InstituteErasmus University RotterdamFryske AkademyHuygens ING InstituteInternational Institute of Social History_______________KITLVKoninklijke BibliotheekLeiden University LUCDHNational Demographic Research Institute of the NetherlandsNetherlands eScience CenterNetherlands Institute for Sound and VisionNetherlands Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies_______________Radboud UniversitySURFUniversity of TwenteTilburg UniversityUniversity of AmsterdamUniversity of GroningenUtrecht UniversityVrije Universiteit AmsterdamNEWS / EVENTSGOVERNANCECONTACTMenuMenuTwitter Netherlands Network for Humanities, Social Sciences and TechnologyeHumanities.NL is a national platform that brings together expertise and research in the development and use of digital technologies in the humanities and the social sciences.In eHumanities.NL, humanities scholars and social scientists work together with specialists in computer and information science to conduct fundamental research raised by the possibilities offered by digital technologies and the availability of digitised collections and (big) data. This research agenda is driven by core theoretical concerns in the different disciplines.eHumanities.NL will work closely with others (including policy makers, research funding agencies, ICT companies, creative industries, and galleries, libraries, archives and museums) to promote the development and use of research infrastructures, and to achieve wider societal impact of digital scholarship.Our Mission StatementeH.NL works closely with other stakeholders as mentioned above, not only to promote research and the development and use of research infrastructures, but also to achieve wider societal impact of digital humanities and social sciences. To give this mission both substance and form, eH.NL operates as a ‘broker’ for exchanging information and providing opportunities for discussion and collaboration.eH.NL has three primary tasks:to function as a network that defines a shared strategy, and works together as a lobby to promote digital humanities and social sciences amongst research policy makers and funders;to harness the insights and results of the research conducted by eH.NL partners in order to promote collaboration with stakeholders, such as ICT companies, creative industries, policy makers and GLAMs;to act as an information broker, exchanging information about developments in digital humanities and social sciences, e.g. funding calls, conferences and other activities; matchmaking for network members looking for research partners; profiling the research and education activities of members. This will primarily be realised via the website and newsletter.In addition, eHumanities.NL undertakes the following activities:provides a forum to discuss new ideas and initiatives, via brainstorm sessions and symposia, without the eH.NL becoming responsible for the full development of such ideas. This will in part be facilitated via meetings of the eH.NL to be held twice a year, and on other occasions when necessary;collaborates with related groups and initiatives such as CLARIAH and the NLeSC, in order to raise awareness of digital humanities and social sciences, and to increase take-up of the CLARIAH and other infrastructures;represents Dutch-based scholars engaged in digital scholarship in international fora (e.g. DH BeNeLux, EADH and ADHO)takes responsibility for shared activities and initiatives if a clear niche is identified. When appropriate, a temporary Working Group (WG) will be established to undertake an inventory and further develop the group’s activities.Universities and organizations participating at the eHumanities.NL initiative:.flex_column.av-av_one_full-a974e3aa20ed9d086663f5a5a09a520a{border-radius:0px 0px 0px 0px;-webkit-border-radius:0px 0px 0px 0px;-moz-border-radius:0px 0px 0px 0px;} CLARIAH, CLICKNL, CWI – Research in Mathematics and Computer Science,  DANS – Data Archiving and Networked Services, Delft University of Technology, Dutch Language Institute, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Fryske Akademy, HuygensING Institute, International Institute of Social History, KITLV, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, Leiden University Centre for Digital Humanities, National Demographic Research Institute of the Netherlands, Netherlands eScience Centre, Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, Netherlands Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Radboud University, SURF, University of Twente, Tilburg University, University of Amsterdam, University of Groningen, Utrecht University, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.© 2022 - eHumanities.NL TwitterParticipantsGovernanceContactScroll to top