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  • ODISSEI online Lunch Lecture: microdata and geospatial analysis

    ODISSEI online Lunch Lecture: microdata and geospatial analysis

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    On Tuesday 9 February 2021 from 12-1 pm, the first ODISSEI Lunch Lecture will take place digitally. Dr. Hannah Roberts (UU) will discuss her recent research on associations between multiple environmental exposures and depressive symptoms in the Netherlands. For this research, Roberts has combined survey data with CBS microdata and GPS data. We warmly invite…

  • Register for the SURF research week: 13 to 15 April

    Register for the SURF research week: 13 to 15 April

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    SURF is organising the national conference around research and ICT: the SURF research week. The 3-day online programme will take place on the afternoons of  13, 14 and 15 April. During sessions on data processing, research support, open science and much more, attendees will learn about the latest ICT services that can accelerate research. The…

  • Netherlands eScience Center call for Small-Scale Initiatives in Machine Learning

    Netherlands eScience Center call for Small-Scale Initiatives in Machine Learning

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    On 1 February, the Netherlands eScience Center opens their 2021 Machine Learning call: Open Call for Small-Scale Initiatives in Machine Learning – OpenSSI 2021. This call is designed to support researchers who expect to benefit from machine learning or deep learning, but who need additional expertise in applying these methods. The awarded projects will receive in-kind support by Research Software Engineers employed…

  • What does the first COVID-19 lockdown teach us about gender inequality in the Netherlands?

    What does the first COVID-19 lockdown teach us about gender inequality in the Netherlands?

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    Mara Yerkes (Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, Utrecht University) received the ODISSEI LISS Corona grant in the spring of 2020 together with an interdisciplinary team of researchers from three Dutch universities. The grant gave Yerkes and her team free access to the LISS panel to examine gender inequality during the COVID-19 pandemic. Their research focused on the…

  • LISS Grant awarded to nine researchers

    LISS Grant awarded to nine researchers

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    The results of the LISS Grant 2020 are in. Proposals from nine researchers at ODISSEI member organisations were awarded the grant. Via the grant, the researchers will get access to free panel time. The LISS panel, managed by CentERdata, gives researchers access to survey data from about 7,000 respondents from approximately 4,500 households. The following…

  • Eight projects awarded ODISSEI’s Microdata Access Grant (MAG)

    Eight projects awarded ODISSEI’s Microdata Access Grant (MAG)

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    The Microdata Access Grant provides free access to CBS Microdata for a selection of projects of researchers working at an ODISSEI member organisation. In the 2020 round of the MAG call, eight projects were awarded, three more than in previous years. Awarded projects Breaking the barrier? The effects of the National Program Rotterdam South on educational mobility –…

  • CESSDA Webinar – Data Management Expert Guide, 3 December

    CESSDA Webinar – Data Management Expert Guide, 3 December

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    On 3 December at 14.00 CET CESSDA is organising a webinar on the CESSDA Data Management Expert Guide, where a researcher, a trainer and an expert will be on hand to discuss why and how to use the guide for Research Data Management in the social sciences and beyond. The webinar brings multiple perspectives on…

  • ODISSEI November newsletter

    ODISSEI November newsletter

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    The new newsletter of ODISSEI has been published. Read about: The Community Conference of 24 November. The full programme including abstracts is now online The latest on the ODISSEI Secure Supercomputer (OSSC) ODISSEI Roadshow possibilities The KansenKaart.nl and Microdata Access Discount The new E-data Read the full newsletter here. Also interested in receiving the newsletter?…

  • Economic opportunities are associated with the neighborhood where people grew up

    Economic opportunities are associated with the neighborhood where people grew up

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    A new interactive website developed by economist Bastian Ravesteijn (Erasmus School of Economics) and his research team shows stark differences in economic opportunities depending on the area in the Netherlands where people spend their childhood. Using pseudonymized Dutch data on a million people in their mid-thirties, they investigate to what extent the place where a…

  • CBS Microdata Webinar, 12 November

    CBS Microdata Webinar, 12 November

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    On November 12th, CBS is organizing a microdata webinar, with the theme ‘inequality.’ This event offers scientists the opportunity to exchange knowledge and experience about working with CBS microdata.