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Forging a Federation: The FedOSCApproach to Open Science and RDM

Authors: Tartler-Ostrizek, Annerose; Biernaux, Judith; Bercegeay, Marie-Sophie; miglio, anna; Strobbe, Francis;

Forging a Federation: The FedOSCApproach to Open Science and RDM

Abstract

This poster is presented at the 2026 Digital Humanities Benelux conference. It describes the FedOSC project, a two-year initiative (2024–2026) led by BELSPO and Belnet to support Open Science and FAIR data practices across Belgium’s Federal Scientific Institutes, with a particular focus on the specific needs of GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums) contexts. It highlights how the project combines policy, infrastructure, and community-building efforts to improve visibility, coordination, and data management practices, while adapting Open Science approaches to the heterogeneous and context-dependent nature of cultural heritage data.

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