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VisaTM project

VisaTM project

In November 15th, 2019, VisaTM project held a conference on latest TDM developments and ideas on TDM services in Europe. OpenMinTeD partners supported the project and shared common ideas and vision for the future of TDM within EOSC.

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OpenAIRE becomes a fully fledged organisation

OpenAIRE becomes a fully fledged organisation

October 2018, OpenAIRE becomes a fully fledged organisation to facilitate openness in scholarly communication

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New Online Course: Introduction to Text and Data Mining

New Online Course: Introduction to Text and Data Mining

Does your work involve supporting researchers who are interested in Text and Data Mining (TDM)?  Do you have an interest in the topic, but no coding or computer skills? Then this course may be interesting to you: OpenMinTeD and the University of Cambridge developed a free online course on text and data mining for 'non-tech people'.

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Presenting OpenMinTeD Experience

Presenting OpenMinTeD Experience

The OpenMinTeD event titled ‘ Paving the way for text and data mining in science’ was successfully organized in Brussels on May 24th, 2018. It was an open invitation to all stakeholders (publishers as content providers, TDM experts, researchers and SMEs) of TDM in Europe. The structure of the event's agenda was carefully designed as to provide a full TDM experience and only focus on OpenMinTeD. Afterall, OpenMinTeD is a "TDM Hub" of TDM applications and components combined with open access content from open access aggregators.

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TDM Story: Analysing Language

TDM Story: Analysing Language

Ewoud Sanders is best known for his weekly column WoordHoek (‘Word Corner’) in the newspaper NRC Handelsblad where he writes about the history of Dutch words and expressions. He is on a quest to improve digital access to printed Dutch language resources and his pamphlet Eerste Hulp Bij e-Onderzoek ('First Aid for e-Research') has been reprinted 16 times and distributed free of charge to students by several Dutch institutes of higher learning. In 2011, Google gave him a grant of $15,000 to help improve internet searching in the Netherlands.

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