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Trusted Research for Repository/Data Managers

Trusted Research principles are vital to data stewardship but often misunderstood. This webinar introduces TR and builds user understanding. In partnership with Loughborough University and CaSDAR, NPSA and HEECA are delivering this inaugural webinar as a fantastic opportunity to introduce trusted research (TR) and begin to touch on how you as repository and data managers already are or could be involved in TR as part of your work. We aim to support you by recognising and highlighting the critical role and value you hold in delivering world-leading institutional research, whether this be ensuring compliance and mitigating security risks, dealing with commercial data, and much more. This webinar is the beginning of a wider package of work highlighting the significance of the repository/data community in TR. NCSC will also be present to provide information about cybersecurity.

Free

EOSC EDEN project: Seminar on Digital Preservation

Online

The EOSC EDEN project, an EU-funded initiative, is continuing its webinar series to share key results and insights from its work on advancing digital preservation strategies across Europe. At the heart of EOSC EDEN lies the ambition to develop a framework for identifying research data that should be prioritised for long-term digital preservation at both European and national levels. In this fourth seminar, we will present the findings from the survey run by EOSC EDEN between May and July 2025. The survey investigated current practices in digital preservation, and the guidance documents that inform these practices. Survey questions interrogated long-term preservation across different domains and organisation types, and identified issues that potentially affect how preservation and the findability, accessibility, interoperability, and reusability of digital data objects may change over time. 

Free

University of Manchester dRTP workshop 2: support for data stewards and recognition for all RTPs

Nancy Rothwell Building, The University of Manchester Nancy Rothwell Building, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom

Connecting digital research technical professionals (dRTP) at The University of Manchester. Discuss data stewardship, support & recognition. This workshop is supported by the Office for Open Research, The University of Manchester and N8 CIR. If you're a dRTP at the University of Manchester,at other universities in Greater Manchester, north of England and across the N8 universities, please join us! If you work outside this region, you are welcome too.

Free

Jisc Digital Research Community June Meetup: The people who make Digital Research Infrastructure work

Online

Digital Research Technical Professionals (dRTPs) are a crucial part of the computational research community, and a corner stone of Digital Research Infrastructure (DRI). This session will talk about what dRTPs are, where they come from, and what they do, and then present some UKRI-funded DRI projects which provide events and funding for dRTPs and people who are interested in engaging with this space. Come prepared to ask questions and join in discussions! In this meet-up, we’ll hear from Dr Marion Weinzierl, Principal Research Software Engineer at the Institute of Computing for Climate Science at the University of Cambridge, in her role in the Computational Abilities Knowledge Exchange (CAKE) project https://www.cake.ac.uk/.  There will also be representatives from several dRTP related projects.

Free

UK–Ireland Digital Humanities Association’s 2026 Annual Event

Avenue Campus, University of Southampton Highfield Road, Southampton, United Kingdom

Registration is now open for the UK–Ireland Digital Humanities Association’s 2026 Annual Event to all delegates. The event will take place on 15–16 June at the University of Southampton. Online participation is also available. This year’s theme is Sustainability, understood in a broad and inclusive way. The event will explore how we sustain digital infrastructures, projects, and research communities, as well as the roles of digital preservation, ethical computing, climate justice, and community‑led practice in shaping the future of digital humanities and digital cultural heritage.

£35

Edinburgh Open Research Conference 2026

50 George Square, University of Edinburgh 50 George Square, The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

This one day conference provides an opportunity for all individuals interested in making research more open and accessible to come together to discuss their challenges, success stories, and next steps.

Free