How I solved data integration performance problems by rewriting SPARQL queries or changing the approach. Food for thought that might help you too!
on the meeting point of cultural heritage and technology: Heritage Science. Looking at the European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science and the need for FAIR data not only coming from digitized content but also from measurements of specialized scientific instruments.
the Halloween edition on scary data anti-patterns
on a fast Python clustering algorithm for bibliographic data and a talk about Belgian journalism at the DH virtual discussion group
On Reliable Research Software (Harvard Data Science Review) and announcements for the newsletter: frequency of posts and DOI identifiers
FAIR success story: Institutional history of the EU translation service. Also reporting on recent endeavors to fill a gap in Wikidata.
how important is the social component for Research Data Infrastructures and how can you explore existing Wikibase cloud instances?
why you should care about a single trustworthy data source for Belgian heritage metadata?
The European Open Science Cloud, as FAIR as it can be and a Greek tragedy
supporting many use cases with FAIR publication metadata of more than 249 million publications