Category: ODISSEI Insights
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Data donation research in practice: How are Students Using Generative AI for Their Studies?
This blog post describes a study led by Dr. Karin van Es and Dr. Dennis Nguyen at Utrecht University, which investigates how students are using generative AI tools like ChatGPT for academic purposes. A key innovation in this study is the use of data donation—a method where students voluntarily share their ChatGPT conversation data. Using…
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How do the Data Governance Act and the Data Act shape the future of secure research in the SSH Domain?
As a part of the European data strategy, there are two laws that will have a significant impact on society: the Data Governance Act and the Data Act. The precise implications for social science and humanities research are yet unclear. In this article, Marlon Domingus (EUR Data Protection Officer) and Lucas van der Meer (CTO…
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Pilot with a Trusted Third Party procedure in the ODISSEI Secure Supercomputer (OSSC)
Together with SURF and CBS, ODISSEI reached a milestone by re-establishing the legal framework for operating the ODISSEI Secure Supercomputer (OSSC). In the OSSC, researchers can perform analyses of extremely sensitive CBS microdata by using SURF’s high-performance computing environment Snellius. The legal framework now includes a Trusted Third Party (TTP) procedure that opens up more…