Research Infrastructures for the Digital Humanities

Huma-Num · DARIAH · EOSC

Published

March 16, 2026

Welcome

This website contains all materials for the Research Infrastructures for the Digital Humanities presentation, given to doctoral students of the UPPA SSH Doctoral School and the CHORAL programme (UNITA).

NoteSession Information
Audience Doctoral students · ED 481 SSH · CHORAL programme (UNITA)
Date Monday 16 March 2026, 14:00–16:00
Format Online (visio)
Language English
Instructor Julien Rabaud
Contact julien.rabaud@univ-pau.fr

What You Will Learn

This presentation introduces the major European research infrastructures for the humanities and social sciences, with a focus on their practical relevance for doctoral researchers.

Part 1 · Huma-Num — The French National Infrastructure

  • What is Huma-Num and why does it matter?
  • The data lifecycle for humanities research
  • FAIR data principles in practice
  • Key services: NAKALA, Isidore, Stylo, Huma-Num Box
  • Thematic consortiums: finding your community

Part 2 · DARIAH-EU — The European Network

  • DARIAH as a pan-European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC)
  • Four strategic pillars: Research · Education · Advocacy · Infrastructure
  • Tools and platforms: DARIAH Campus, SSH Open Marketplace
  • Working groups and how to get involved
  • France as the host country — the Huma-Num / DARIAH-FR connection

Part 3 · EOSC & the European Landscape

  • The European Open Science Cloud: ambition and reality
  • How Huma-Num, DARIAH, CLARIN, and CESSDA fit into EOSC
  • The SSH Open Marketplace as a shared discovery layer — co-built by DARIAH, CLARIN, and CESSDA
  • What this means for your data and your research

Context: UPPA & UNITA

ED 481 SSH

Doctoral School of Social Sciences and Humanities
Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour

Research areas: humanities, social sciences, history, law, languages and cultures.

CHORAL Programme · UNITA

UNITA European University Alliance — 12 universities from 7 countries: France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Romania, Switzerland, and Ukraine — with a shared focus on culture, territory, and human sciences.

Tip

All UNITA partner countries are connected to DARIAH-EU — as full members (France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Romania) or cooperating partners (Switzerland, Ukraine) — meaning your institution has a pathway to DARIAH resources and working groups.


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