Published October 19, 2006 | https://doi.org/10.63485/q7yxf-y6z50

EU support for OA in the humanities

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The EU has identified 35 research infrastructures for focused support.  From today's announcement:

Today the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) presented the first ever European Roadmap for Research infrastructures. The document presents 35 large-scale research infrastructures projects, identified by ESFRI as being of key importance for the development of science and innovation in Europe. The Roadmap will allow a common European approach to the development of such facilities, support the definition of priorities and aid the pooling of the significant financial resources needed for their development....

One of the 35 projects is OA.  From the companion memo describing the 35:

Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH)

The Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities will be based upon an existing network of Data Centres and Services. The model is however open and will be able to embrace new fields. It will also profit from European Cultural Heritage Online (ECHO), an Open Access Infrastructure to bring essential cultural heritage online, of which the MPG is the host.

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The EU has identified 35 research infrastructures for focused support. From today's announcement: One of the 35 projects is OA.

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