The CLARIN-CH RDM Working Group, in collaboration with the L-RDM Node (SRDSN) and the LaDaD project, is organising a free two-part online workshop on Data Management Plans (DMPs) for language data. The workshop covers both the strategic importance of DMPs and practical guidance for writing them, with a focus on SNSF-funded projects. Sessions take place on 4 May and 29 June 2026, 1:00–2:30 PM (CET).
On November 12 from 15:30 – 18:00 at UZH center, the Digital Society Initiative together with LiRI will hold a public panel discussion on “What does and what should AI know?”.
Register and attend the Swiss FRILS planning workshop organized by USI, LiRI, and CLARIN-CH. Learn more about the work done in the swissuniversities context, reflect in groups on the future of Swiss research infrastructure, and find out about issues regarding governance and funding.
On October 9, 2025 the newly launched national collaborative effort SENPro invites the research community to take part in their online event. The pivotal creation of an EOSC Federation of Nodes seeks to enable Open Science to thrive and reduce fragmentation on a national level. SENPro’s mission is to strengthen Switzerland’s contribution to the European Open Science movement and to support the broader vision of EOSC: Establishing a framework for its research data and services according to the FAIR principles.
The CLARIN annual conference will take place from September 30 to October 2 in Vienna, Austria. The wider public is welcome to join the event virtually as many sessions are held in a hybrid format. CLARIN-CH is happy to be a part of the thriving European language research.
The Zurich Centre for Linguistics and the Linguistic Research Infrastructure are celebrating their five-year existence on September 30, 2025 at UZH. Seize the opportunity by listening to- and getting-in touch with the language experts first hand.
The Swiss Learner Corpora and SLA working group will hold a workshop on the results of their survey featuring presentations from members discussing challenges and opportunities related to specific datasets as well as a conversation on best practices and recommendations for improving access to learner corpora in Switzerland.
MORCDA, a project supported by CLARIN-CH, releases a new webinar series on using open research data in comparative discourse analysis.
SwissNLP, a new associate member of CLARIN-CH, is inviting researchers and industry professionals to the 10th SwissText conference. Good to know: Affiliates of a CLARIN-CH member institution get a 20% discount on the conference ticket.
In this workshop, researchers from various disciplines who use language data are invited to come with their own corpora and relevant research questions to learn how they can use LCP to extract the information they seek from their corpus.