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Swedish National Data Service

SND is a service organisation for Swedish research within the humanities, social sciences and health sciences. SND help enable Swedish and international researchers gain access to existing data within and outside of Sweden. SND provides support and guidance to researchers throughout the whole research process. SND is the Swedish node in an international network of data archives. This network is an important part of the research infrastructure.

Focus on increased quality work in 2013

One of the priorities for SND in the coming year is to enhance the quality work. The focus is largely on existing operations such as outreach activities, documentation and the development of methods and standards.
One goal of SND is also to participate in the efforts to facilitate the use of register-based data for research purposes. This is an area that the Swedish Research Council has been assigned 25 million to develop.

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News

SIMSAM results presented in a new information booklet

The research network SIMSAM (Swedish Initiative for research on Microdata in the Social And Medical...
[3 May 2013]

New database with 1 200 questions from the SOM surveys

Now we are launching SND's latest addition to the collections: The SOM Institute Cumulative Dataset...
[30 Apr 2013]

Cloud-based system is created in a new EU project

The work has started to create a cloud-based system for digital storage of metadata and research...
[15 Apr 2013]

the Swedish Language Bank

Språkbanken

The Swedish Language Bank

SIMSAM

SIMSAM

Swedish Initiative for Research on Microdata in the Social And Medical Sciences

dasish

DASISH

Data Service Infrastructure For The Social Sciences And Humanities

Environment Climate Data Sweden

ECDS

Service organization facilitating searching, publication and long-term accessibility of data for research in the fields of environment and climate

 

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