Research project
SLIPPRS-NL
SLIPPRS-NL aims to align research integrity in Dutch Social and Behavioural Sciences with FAIR and open science principles. Through policy analysis, community engagement, and a national survey, the project maps RDM challenges, fosters knowledge exchange, and provides input for updating national research integrity guidelines.
- Duration
- 2025 - 2026
- Contact
- Andrew Hoffman
- Funding
- NWO/TDCC-SSH Bottleneck
- Partners
Leiden University
Universiteit van Amsterdam
VU Amsterdam
SLIPPRS-NL - Surveying the Landscape of Infrastructure, Policies and Practices in Research Data Management in Faculties of Social and Behavioural Sciences: Towards a FAIR-aligned Research Integrity Guideline for Dutch Universitites.
This project targets the improved alignment between research integrity measures within Faculties of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FSBS) at Dutch universities, and the ideals of ‘FAIR’ data/software and open science. Combining qualitative policy/infrastructure analysis, co-creation and community engagement exercises, and a national survey, we undertake to (1) map the current landscape and implementation challenges for research data management (RDM) infrastructure, policy, and practices; (2) initiate new venues for knowledge exchange among researchers and RDM stakeholders; and (3) distill community-driven insights into formal advice on the update of a national FSBS guideline on research integrity in research data management.
SLIPPRS-NL is led by PI: Andrew S. Hoffman, CADS/CWTS, Leiden University) with substantive contributions from Leiden University (PoWe, FSW), Universiteit van Amsterdam (AISSR/RICDE, FGM), VU Amsterdam (Athena Institute, Sociology); a Sounding Board with representation from DANS, Leiden University (CADS), Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (BSS), Tilburg University (TSB); Universiteit van Amsterdam; and VU Amsterdam; and additional support from the 15 faculties of Social & Behavioural sciences in the Netherlands.