Welcome to

Practical Approaches to Open Research in Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Date: 5 December 2019

Venue: The McClay Library, Queen’s University Belfast

DPASSH 2019, the biennial ‘Digital Preservation for the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities’ conference will this year be a collaboration between the Digital Repository of Ireland and Queen’s University, Belfast.

Keynote address: Martin Eve, Professor of Literature, Technology and Publishing at Birkbeck; CEO at Open Library of Humanities,  ‘Future of open research and its impact on Humanities and Social Science’

Topics covered in the panels will include:

– Practical approaches to Open Research in Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

– Identifying what research data is in the domain of ASSH

– Collaborations between researchers and cultural heritage

– ‘FAIR-ifying’ your research data.

DPASSH is a response to the problem of digital preservation within the arts and social sciences domains. It seeks to address the complexities of long-term digital preservation of the full variety of research materials; and to encourage a long-term dialogue around the issues created by such preservation.

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