Webinar

Join the first session of the new webinar series Making Open Research Data Suitable for Comparative Discourse Analysis. This event will explore how open resources like CLARIN can support multilingual, comparative discourse research across Europe.

Get to know the Swiss-AL Workbench developed by the Digital Discourse Lab (ZHAW) and learn how to use it for your own data-driven research in language and discourse analysis based on hands-on use cases.

Join this hands-on CLARIN-CH training session to learn how to publish and archive your linguistic data on the Language Repository of Switzerland (LaRS) — a FAIR-compliant platform that is free to use for researchers.

Explore available data infrastructures (e.g., CLARIN resources), try out corpus-linguistic tools, and collaboratively design small-scale reuse scenarios for teaching or research contexts.

The Swiss Society of Linguistics (SSG/SSL)

announces its Online Brown Bag Lunch, which will take place on 13

June 2025 from 12 pm to 1 pm. The event will focus on the linguistic landscape of Switzerland.

A newly launched national collaborative effort to design and test a prototype framework unifying Swiss research data services in alignment with EOSC, Swiss EOSC Node Prototype (SENPro), is inviting the research community to an online event dedicated to the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) and how Switzerland shapes and engages with the initiative on October 9, 2025, 9:30 a.m. - 01:00 p.m.

On 4 December 2025, Goran Glavaš from the university of Würzburg will hold a talk titled: Improving Multilingual Abilities of (Different Types of) Language Models. The event is organised by the Chair of Artificial Intelligence and Language Technology of the Basque Center for Language Technology (HiTZ).

Moritz Mähr and Noëlle Schnegg share how public open review works in practice, drawing on their living handbook on discrimination-sensitive metadata. Online session organized by UZH Open Science Services, followed by an open Q&A.

Andrew Clark and Gorka Fraga González present how data stewardship is organized at LiRI, the CLARIN-CH technical center at UZH. Online session organized by UZH Open Science Services, followed by an open Q&A.

Suzanna Farace Marazza (CCdigitallaw, USI) walks through what researchers should look for in publishing contracts and how to retain their rights. Online session organized by UZH Open Science Services, followed by an open Q&A. Note the extended end time (13:30).

Fabio Molo introduces forensic meta-science and what it means for research integrity across disciplines. Online session organized by UZH Open Science Services, followed by an open Q&A.

José Melero and Flurin Sturzenegger on the practical side of making microscopy data FAIR, from acquisition to sharing. Online session organized by UZH Open Science Services, followed by an open Q&A.