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OPERAS 2026 & SCIROS Conference: One Week to Go – Join Us via Live Stream!

The international OPERAS 2026 & SCIROS conference, dedicated to the future of Open Science, is just one week away! On May 20–21, Warsaw will become a central hub for the European Open Science community, bringing together experts, researchers, and infrastructure providers to discuss the evolution of scholarly communication in the Social Sciences and Humanities.

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Designing an Open-Data Workflow for the Humanities: Notes from a Hands-On Workshop

When the paper ‘Towards a Contextualised Spatial-Diachronic History of Literature: Mapping Emotional Representations of the City and the Country in Polish Fiction from 1864 to 1939’, introduced the (meta)corpus creation workflow, I had the feeling that it could serve a greater and more general purpose than for only one type of resource. Since then, I have been trying to use it as a model for data-driven research within the humanities.

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Zenodo & Zotero Data Release: SCIROS Bibliography on Open Science

One of the objectives of the SCIROS project has been to conduct a systematic literature review that addresses critical gaps in understanding the theory, practice, and infrastructures of Open Science in the context of the Humanities. To that end, we have just published a comprehensive bibliography on open science, available both as a dataset on Zenodo and as a public library in Zotero.

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