This guide introduces essential resources supporting data access and workflows for humanities scholars, promoting openness and fairness.
This guide introduces key European research infrastructures and resources designed to support individual humanities scholars in data access, tool and workflow selection, training, and publishing. The guide focuses on infrastructures that align with the principles of openness, fairness, and non-commercial use. It was created by the Europeana Research Community Steering Group, which is part of the Europeana Network Association.
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