Triple – Transforming Research through Innovative Practices for Linked Interdisciplinary Exploration

The TRIPLE project:

TRIPLE stands for Transforming Research through Innovative Practices for Linked Interdisciplinary Exploration
Launch: 1 October 2019
Official kick-off: 4 December 2019
Project duration: 42 months (2019–2023)
Financed under the Horizon 2020 framework with approx. 5.6 million Euros
Consortium of 19 partners from 13 European countries
Coordinated from France by the Research Infrastructure Huma-Num, a unit of the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS)
Currently 87 staff members working in one or more of the 8 work packages

The GOTRIPLE platform, the heart of the project:

Is an innovative multilingual and multicultural discovery solution for the social sciences and humanities (SSH)
Will provide a single access point that allows you to explore, find, access and reuse materials such as literature, data, projects and researcher profiles at European scale
Is based on the Isidore search engine developed by Huma-Num (unit of CNRS)
A prototype will be released in autumn 2021
Will be one of the dedicated services of OPERAS, the research infrastructure supporting open scholarly communication in the social sciences and humanities in the European Research Area

TRIPLE

The GOTRIPLE discovery platform aims to have the following five impacts:

User-orientation:

TRIPLE integrates co-design principles into research and the development of new services. Users are key to all phases of the process, from needs analysis to tool testing and evaluation, as they know best how they work and what they need.

Strong ties between research, industry and society:

TRIPLE facilitates more efficient and effective SSH research for societies at large by involving civil society, public institutions and companies into scientific projects, thus strengthening the links between different types of stakeholders.

Reconnection of culture and science:

TRIPLE is not only a platform that ensures the discoverability of SSH resources and facilitates collaborations, but also a cultural platform to discover, understand and highlight European diversity in terms of societies, languages and practices. It helps to promote cultural diversity in Europe.

Contribution to the objectives of Open Science:

TRIPLE improves the access to open content and resources and facilitates collaborations across disciplinary and language boundaries. Data sharing and usage according to the FAIR principles – Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable – is fostered.

Integration into the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC):

Because of a close link with the SSH Open Cloud (SSHOC) project, TRIPLE will be a major component of the SSH marketplace, which will be the entry door of the EOSC for all the different SSH services. Through TRIPLE, new innovative actors will be involved in the complex EOSC ecosystem.

TRIPLE News

Get to know Mateusz in our “TRIPLE: Behind the Scenes” series

Posted: 9 December 2020

Who is behind the TRIPLE project? What is their role in the project, what is their background, and how did they get in touch with the Open Science movement? Get to know the TRIPLE project team and read the latest

A Warm Welcome to the TRIPLE Advisory Board Members!

Posted: 3 December 2020

At the end of October, we had issued a call for European experts from the social sciences and humanities (SSH) who would like to join the newly established TRIPLE Advisory Board (TAB). Many thanks to the twelve scholars who have

OPERAS News

New OPERAS Newsletter: February 2021
by Judith Schulte on 22 February 2021
The next OPERAS Newsletter is now available: OPERAS Newsletter February 2021 The newsletter keeps you updated about the OPERAS Research Infrastructure, its ongoing projects (COESO, OPERAS-P, TRIPLE, Study on OA Diamond, OPERAS-GER), the CO-OPERAS...
DOAB successfully relaunches the OPERAS Certification Service on the open source DSpace platform
by Judith Schulte on 17 February 2021
OPERAS, the European Research Infrastructure for the development of open scholarly communication in the social sciences and humanities, is glad to announce the successful migration of DOAB to a new open source environment. The...

Tweets by @TripleEU

Tobias Steiner @cmplxtv_studies·

This morning's #OPERASLab workshop "Future of scholarly writing in SSH": @mblaszczynska presents outcomes from an OPERAS study on tools & services... used by #humanities and #socialsciences researchers across Europe. #writing #presentations #citations #references #notetaking #skills

TripleEU @TripleEU·

The last day of The Future of Scholarly Communication: #OPERAS-P Workshop (24–26 February 2021) starts with a session about the "Future of ... scholarly writing in SSH".

#ScholComm #SSH #SSHResearch #DH #OA
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https://operas.hypotheses.org/4512

Maciej Maryl @maciejmaryl·

25 Feb

Day 2 of #OPERASLab begins with "Innovative models of #bibliodiversity in scholarly publications". Outputs presented by @DelfimLeao with comments ... from Margo Bargheer, @PetarPjandric, and Sayri Karp.
Full programme:
➡️http://operas-eu.org/4512
@OPERASEU #InAllLanguages

TRIPLE in a nutshell

Main Goals

Main Impacts

TRIPLE and OPERAS News

Get to know Mateusz in our “TRIPLE: Behind the Scenes” series

A Warm Welcome to the TRIPLE Advisory Board Members!

Partners