Marta Teperek

RDNL Community Platform Event - 9 March 2026 - RDNL With support from Open Science NL, RDNL is developing a national training and community platform for data professionals. Building on existing RDNL training activities, the platform is co-created with ...

Interested in training for #datastewards? And community building? Joint the event on 9 March! researchdata.nl/en/2026/01/r...

#researchsoftware makes modern science possible - but sustaining it is hard.

That’s why Open Science NL partnered with the @esciencecenter.bsky.social and awarded it €5.4M to execute the Research Software Sustainability Programme: www.openscience.nl/en/news/open...

#foss, #oss, #opensource

📢 Keynote reveal! We’re excited to welcome Dr. Marta Teperek as a keynote speaker at HMC Conference 2026 – Metadata in Action.

📢 Keynote reveal!

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Marta Teperek as keynote at #HMCConference2026

Programme Leader for FAIR Data at @opensciencenl.bsky.social, @martateperek.bsky.social is a is a global leader in open science and research data management #RDM, advancing #FAIR, actionable metadata. 🚀

New Essentials 4 Data Support course: February-March 2026 The Essentials 4 Data Support course provides an introductory-level overview for data professionals and those who assist researchers with storing, managing, archiving and sharin…

Register now for the next courses of Essentials 4 Data Support (E4DS) course, offered by Research Data Netherlands (RDNL)!

Day 1: Tuesday 10 February 2026 – DANS, The Hague
Day 2: Thursday 26 March 2026 – DANS, The Hague

✍ Sign up & secure your spot!

community.data.4tu.nl/2025/11/19/n...

Integrating research software into open scholarly infrastructures: results of the SoFAIR project We are pleased to invite you to the webinar "Integrating research software into open scholarly infrastructures: results of the SoFAIR project", organised as part of the international and interdiscipli...

Really interesting webinar by the @sofair-oa.bsky.social project about recognising the value of research software as a scholarly output: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... 11 December 16:00 CET

I am really happy that we can start jointly tackling the interoperability challenges in the Netherlands and proud that our funding @opensciencenl.bsky.social could have helped with this 😀

The Dutch Interoperability NetworkThe Dutch Interoperability Network: Bridging Data, Disciplines, and PeopleThe Dutch Interoperability Network - TDCC.nl Authors: Kimberley Zwiers, Lena Karvovskaya, Walter Baccinelli, Maryam Mazaheri, Emma Schreurs and Sreenithya Avadakkam Interoperability allows systems, datasets, and disciplines to work together seam...

Wonderful to see the Dutch Interoperability Network: Bridging Data, Disciplines, and People getting off the ground: tdcc.nl/the-dutch-in...

Indeed: "interoperability is often seen as a technical add-on rather than an enabler of collaboration, reproducibility, and impact"

Awww that's such a wonderful and humbling surprise! I truly feel honoured to be in this crowd. Thanks so much @dannykay68.bsky.social for letting me know 🙏💓

Celebrating one year of Crossref Grant IDs at NWO - Crossref This month marks one year since the Dutch Research Council (NWO) introduced grant IDs—an important milestone in our journey toward more transparent and trackable research funding. We created over 1,60...

For those of you who care about #PIDs and a bit more automation in scholarly communication ecosystem, see the post by @hldejonge.bsky.social reflecting on 1 year of @crossref.bsky.social #GrantIDs at the Dutch Research Council: www.crossref.org/blog/celebra...

We are kickstarting Research Software Training NL (RST-NL)!

Our first upcoming training is
🔸 16 and 17 September: online Carpentries Instructor Training for new software trainers to get certified as Carpentries Instructor.

🔗 For more information and to sign up: www.eventbrite.com/e/online-ins...

🚨 You can still get your tickets for the CaSDaR Event Launch: www.eventbrite.com/e/careers-an...

If you're a #DataSteward in the #UK, you cannot miss out on this event!

How very brave of you and what an inspiring leadership lesson to uphold your and your community's values. It is truly heartbreaking that you have to be facing such choices. Thanks so much for sharing and thanks for your leadership - that brings a lot of hope ❤️🙏

Nonprofit Refuses $1.5M Science Grant Due To New Federal DEI Rules A coding nonprofit turned down a $1.5M NSF grant after new DEI restrictions, highlighting the clash between federal policy and scientific community values.

I'm really grateful to @jdrakephd.bsky.social for shining a light on
@carpentries.carpentries.org's decision to stand by our core values in the face of escalating pressure to jettison DEI. www.forbes.com/sites/johndr... If you're so inclined - help us keep going - www.zeffy.com/en-US/donati...

We’re hiring: Executive Director - Open Science Hardware Foundation Job Summary The Open Science Hardware Foundation (OSHF) is a U.S.-based 501c3 not-for-profit organization working to foster enabling ecosystem for open-source development of scientific instruments, eq...

🚨 REMINDER: We're #hiring a new Executive Director!
📍 Remote ⏰ Full-time 💰 USD 100–115k
Help grow the OSHF, lead programs+fundraising, and support #openscience & #openhardware:
opensciencehardware.org/2025/07/were...

#job #opensource #sciencejob

Congratulations @ludowaltman.bsky.social and colleagues at @cwts.nl and Dialogic 🎉 We look forward to working together 😊

I'm very pleased to announce that @cwts.nl and Dialogic will develop an Open Science monitoring framework and prototype dashboard for the Netherlands in the coming 2 years.

@opensciencenl.bsky.social has selected the consortium through a European tender (outlined OSNL 2024–2025 work programme).

Thanks for writing this. Open data helps me see if I should trust or care about a particular study. If full data are crap and the paper shows amazing things, if not enough data was collected. Without data papers are nothing but illustrated essays. I see great value in having access to it.

Lots of interesting observations & ideas in this piece. “If we can stop rewarding people for output and instead reward people for good process, as judged by their own arguments that process fulfills the sound scientific principles, then we can maybe evolve towards a better state.”

What a beautifully refreshing message and reminder for the current times

“the kindest person in the room is often the smartest.” JB Pritzker is a mensch.

And a conclusion by Curtis Sharma @4turesearchdata.bsky.social "Yes, more reflection slows down the scientific process, but is that really a bad thing? We need to rethink what we mean by scientific progress."

"Across the AI movement we see the same belief — more measurements mean more data, which lets us do things more efficiently and effectively (…) But if your goal is to understand, explain, and interpret a phenomenon in relation to scientific theory, it’s not acceptable." @informusiccs.bsky.social

Valuable reflections by Antal van den Bosch, Curtis Sharma @4turesearchdata.bsky.social and Cynthia Liem @informusiccs.bsky.social:

Open science helps to assess the value of AI tools and data | Open Science NL Not only AI scientists, but almost all students and researchers today use AI tools in their research. To what extent is this use compliant with the principles of open science? And can open science hel...

Great article published by @jeroenscharroo.bsky.social @opensciencenl.bsky.social reflecting on the value of #openscience principles in #AI research: www.openscience.nl/en/news/open...

ZonMw and the Dutch Research Council have published their action plan for reforming research assessment, in line with CoARA principles.

The plan includes actions around reviewing and refining the evidence-based CV and exploring #openscience practices in grant evaluations.

doi.org/10.5281/zeno...

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A framework for values-based assessment in promotion, tenure, and other academic evaluations

🎓 Today we publish another evaluation for an article whose authors present a novel method—developed through a series of workshops—for assessing academics.

🙏 Thanks to the authors, reviewers & editors!

👇 Read the full text, reviews & editorial assessment on MetaROR metaror.org/kotahi/artic...

746 proposals for a total of 3M (about 13 will be funded).

If orgs spent 4000 in personnel time preparing their proposals on average, then this mechanism actually reduced funding for open science.

Open science is extremely underfunded.

New on the blog today, Marta Teperek and Hans de Jonge explain why NWO has decided to support Make Data Count through SCOSS, in alignment with their investment in promoting FAIR and open data.

makedatacount.org/read-our-blo...

Thanks so much for giving me and @hldejonge.bsky.social @opensciencenl.bsky.social to be interviewed :) We are so pleased that we could join @makedatacount.bsky.social and we look forward to working together on better recognising the value of research data 😀