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Call for Nominations: Dutch Data Prize

Deadline: 1 July 2018
15 May 2018

This year, for the fifth time, the Dutch Data Prize will be awarded for a scientist or research group that has made an extraordinary contribution to science by making research data available for additional or new research. Researchers can nominate themselves, another researcher or a research group. The deadline for nominations is July 1st. The award ceremony will be held at the end of 2018.

Categories

In 2018 the Data Prize will be awarded in three categories: 1) humanities and social sciences, 2) exactand technical sciences and 3) medical and life sciences. Curious for the previous Data Prize winners?

Prizes

The winners receive a sculpture and €5,000 to make their data set (more) accessible, (for instance by organising a symposium or disclosing the data online).

For information on the jury, the criteria for nomination, and the nomination process, see the website.

Last modified:31 January 2024 10.00 a.m.

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