Strategic Collaboration for Interdisciplinary Research on Open Science in the SSH
The SCIROS Validation Conference took place in Warsaw on 18–19 May 2026. Its purpose was to review the main project outcomes, validate the work carried out with partners, and discuss possible forms of future cooperation after the end of the project. The meeting combined the assessment of scientific and public-facing outputs with a more strategic discussion on the role SCIROS could play in relation to OPERAS.
🔹173 Registered participants
🔹51 Speakers
🔹23 Countries
🔹7 Panels
🔹40 Posters
🔹2 Workshops
🔹6 Satellite events
👇📸 See some photos below!
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The international OPERAS 2026 & SCIROS conference, dedicated to the future of Open Science, is just one week away! On May 20–21, Warsaw will become a central hub for the European Open Science community, bringing together experts, researchers, and infrastructure providers to discuss the evolution of scholarly communication in the Social Sciences and Humanities.
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When the paper ‘Towards a Contextualised Spatial-Diachronic History of Literature: Mapping Emotional Representations of the City and the Country in Polish Fiction from 1864 to 1939’, introduced the (meta)corpus creation workflow, I had the feeling that it could serve a greater and more general purpose than for only one type of resource. Since then, I have been trying to use it as a model for data-driven research within the humanities.
Continue reading “Designing an Open-Data Workflow for the Humanities: Notes from a Hands-On Workshop”
On-site event in Warsaw, no participation fee.
Registration is open untill 10th of April 2026.
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The last study visit in the project will be held in Milano between 9th and 13th of February 2026, with the workshop session organised on the two first days – 9th and 10th of February.
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Location: Warsaw, Poland | Dates: 18-21 May 2026
Research infrastructures (RIs) are often visualised as a collection of servers, cables, and code. However, at its core, a research infrastructure is a boundary object: a multifaceted entity that sits at the intersection of different social worlds. It is the common ground where researchers, librarians, publishers, policymakers, and engineers meet to cooperate despite their varying perspectives and needs.
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Measuring the impact of Open Research Infrastructures (ORI) helps assess the effectiveness of infrastructures, justify investments in their development, and facilitate informed decision-making regarding the funding, development, and maintenance of services.
Continue reading “Can we measure the impact of research infrastructures with the automated detection of software mentions?”
