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4TU.ResearchData
We offer researchers a trusted long-term archive for storing and reusing applied, technical-scientific research data.
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4TU.ResearchData Membership Prospectus
Our member institutes, and their researchers, enjoy a range of different services such as research data management, training, community building, communication and consultancy support.
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WUR Joining 4TU.ResearchData
We welcome Wageningen University & Research this year as our newest member institution! Researchers at WUR can now benefit from an extended offer of 4TU.ResearchData services including publishing 5GB of research data for free and access to community, technical and consultancy support.
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Highlights 2021
2021 was a year of remarkable community-building and growth. Following our it's launch in 2020, in collaboration with our partners, we’ve built and supported a community comprising more than 145 members. In Highlights 2021 we celebrate these achievements and the collaborations that made them possible!
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Renewed CoreTrustSeal
4TU.ResearchData has been awarded the CoreTrustSeal, a certification that promotes sustainable and trustworthy data infrastructures by setting out requirements for trusted data repositories.
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Repository services
Our support for Open Source software licenses has expanded! We offer licenses that allow you to define what others may do with your software and data, ensuring your data are reusable.
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FAIR Data Fund | Meet the Grantees of Autumn 2021
The FAIR Data Fund offers researchers a budget (up to €3.500) to cover the costs of making their data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable (The FAIR principles). Researchers and research projects from TU Delft, TU/Eindhoven and the University of Twente are eligible to apply for the fund.
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JupyterFAIR NWO grant
Serkan Girgin, Head of Center of Expertise in Big Geodata Science (CRIB) and Assistant Professor at Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC) at University of Twente has been awarded a research funding grant in Round 1 of the Dutch Research Council (NWO) 2021 Open Science Fund.
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The Power of Sharing Wind Energy Data and Code
Mark Schelbergen is a final year PhD researcher working at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering at Delft University of Technology. His research focuses on airborne wind energy which is one of the fastest-growing renewable energy technologies.Mark talks about his research, and about his research group’s motivations for making the dataset underlying the journal article openly available in 4TU.ResearchData.
Find our data
4TU.ResearchData has archived thousands of datasets. With the help of the Data Portal you can find, view, download and reuse them.
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📑Register now and join our first community meeting this year! We have prepared many exciting workshops for you: bit.ly/3eCfzyh🗓️7 December, Social Impact Factory, Utrecht. We hope to see you there! #FAIR #FAIRdata #researchers #science #openscience
Don't forget to register for our community event on 7 December! We look forward to seeing you in Utrecht! twitter.com/4TUResearchDat…
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