ODISSEI is one of the seven large scientific infrastructures to receive a NWO financing from the national Roadmap for Large-scale Research Infrastructures. The investment will be used to accelerate development of computational social science in the Netherlands over the next five years.
ODISSEI has allocated free time on the LISS panel for corona-related research into home education and the distribution of care tasks.
All over the world people are joining forces in the hope of quickly developing a vaccine for the corona virus and a cure for COVID-19. SURF is contributing to this by giving researchers accelerated access to high-quality computing facilities and data services. We also support numerous other research initiatives.
ODISSEI is launching an extra call for free data collection in the LISS panel, specifically aimed at questions associated with the corona virus.
Over the past 5 years the Data4lifesciences programme has evolved into a highly-appreciated knowledge sharing platform for the Dutch UMCs for their research data infrastructure. The Dutch UMCs and many partner institutes now venture into a new phase with Health-RI, the national data infrastructure for health research. An excellent occasion to look back to the successes…
E-data & Research is a newsletter covering issues related to data and research in the social science and humanities. It appears three times a year and is free of charge. Both hardcopy and digital editions of E-data & Research are available. Organisations participating in ODISSEI can order large quantities of the newsletter to distribute in their organisations. Subscribe…
Ten researchers from the ODISSEI member organisations have been granted free data collection through the LISS panel. This panel, managed by CentERdata, consists of some 7,000 individuals from approximately 4,500 households. The panel is a representative sample of the Dutch population. In total, 39 proposals were submitted, a noteworthy increase in comparison to the 31…
Dr. Kasia Karpinska has recently joined the ODISSEI Coordination Team at Erasmus University. She coordinates the grant funding of ODISSEI, including the Microdata Access Discount, the Microdata Access Grant, and the LISS Grant. Kasia obtained her PhD from Utrecht School of Economics in 2013. She previously worked as a researcher at Erasmus School of Social…
The ODISSEI Secure Supercomputer (OSSC) allows to analyse highly sensitive data, such as CBS Microdata, on the Cartesius supercomputer. You can now put your project on the interest list.
ODISSEI is currently hiring Community Manager who will maintain the relationship with (potential) users of the infrastructure. Community Manager will introduce ODISSEI’s services to researchers, graduate schools and data managers, and will organise community events. Setting up the educational program of ODISSEI will be another task of the Community Manager. The vacancy will be published soon.
