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FAIR on-the-way is hard, while possible. Service design as a way towards a future of interoperability

The FAIRsFAIR journey introduced solutions for FAIR implementation across use cases, processes, needs and phases. While there is no one-fit-all solution, many use cases have drawn a possible way towards interoperability. 


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Repository reflections on the FAIRsFAIR Repository Support Programme Part 3: Advice for repositories considering certification

In 2020 FAIRsFAIR selected 10 repositories from an open call to receive support in CoreTrustSeal certification. In this third blog, we offer advice for repositories considering a CoreTrustSeal application.


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Repository reflections on the FAIRsFAIR Repository Support Programme Part 2: Advice for future support initiatives

In 2020, FAIRsFAIR selected 10 repositories from an open call to receive support in CoreTrustSeal certification. In this second blog we address the feedback from the 10 repositories.


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Repository reflections on the FAIRsFAIR Repository Support Programme Part 1: Participating in the programme

In 2020, FAIRsFAIR selected 10 repositories from an open call to receive support in CoreTrustSeal certification. In this blog, experience from participants has been examined.


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Coordination needed: recurring theme from a recent UK workshop on open research skills

On 26th November 2021, the Open Research Competencies Coalition (ORCC)  in cooperation with FAIRsFAIR and EOSC Synergy projects co-organised a virtual session on  Advancing the skills agenda for reproducibility, open and FAIR.


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FAIR-ists and Preservationists unite! A dialogue between optimists

During the FAIRsFAIR final event, on 26 January, William Kilbride, Director Digital Preservation Coalition and Ingrid Dillo, Deputy Director DANS and project coordinator at FAIRsFAIR had a discussion about long-term data preservation issues today and how much both FAIR and long-term preservation are needed. The outcomes of this chat resulted in this blog post.


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Terms4FAIRskills Training Materials Browser 

The FAIRsFAIR project is pleased to announce that a proof-of-concept training materials browser has been developed for use with the terms4FAIRskills terminology by a team from WP6. The purpose of this materials browser is to provide an ‘in use’ proof-of-concept instance of the terms4FAIRskills terminology. The browser retrieves teaching materials from an existing collection through the use of keywords derived from the terminology.


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Towards a network of European FAIR-enabling Trustworthy Digital Repositorie

On January 13th 2022, FAIRsFAIR co-organized a workshop together with SSHOC and EOSC-Nordic regarding the creation and facilitation of a European network of FAIR-enabling Trustworthy Digital Repositories (TDRs).


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FAIRsFAIR Interview with Joy Davidson and Angus Whyte (DCC) about FAIRsFAIR work to enchance FAIR Policies and Practices

Joy Davidson and Angus Whyte, from Digital Curation Center (DCC) and Leader of FAIRsFAIR FAIR Policy and Practices WP, assessed the policy and practice landscape, as well as provided support to guide necessary changes at funding body, repository and organisational levels to support increased production and use of FAIR data


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FAIRsFAIR Interview with Ilona von Stein (DANS) about FAIRsFAIR support on Repositories' Certification

With FAIRsFAIR reaching the finishing line, Ilona provided us a summary of FAIRsFAIR Certification Team pulled out to support repositories in increasing their data FAIRness


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