Research infrastructure
Projects and collaborations
ASTRON
The Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy, part of NWO. By developing innovative technologies, managing state-of-the-art radio astronomy facilities and conducting fundamental astronomical research, ASTRON aims to facilitate new discoveries in radio astronomy.
DCC-PO
Universities of applied sciences are collaborating within the Digital Competence Centre (DCC) on practice-oriented research to further facilitate the management of research data, FAIR data and data-intensive research at universities of applied sciences, thereby helping them to realise their open science ambitions. Several pilot projects have now also been completed.
Knowledge Exchange
The Knowledge Exchange (KE) partnership focuses on developing coherent policies to improve ICT facilities and infrastructure within European research. Knowledge Exchange comprises leading national organisations from across Europe, including SURF.
Nikhef
The National Institute for Subatomic Physics. Researchers at Nikhef study the fundamental building blocks of our universe, the forces acting between them, and the structure of space and time.
ODISSEI
ODISSEI is the national research facility for the social sciences in the Netherlands. It comprises various components, including data access, expertise and computing facilities.
Hippocampus
Are you working on AI and would you like to combine datasets with models and computing power? SURF is transforming the OpenML platform in collaboration with TU Eindhoven, Leiden University and other partners. The Hippocampus project is developing a next-generation open science infrastructure. The aim is to facilitate collaborative AI-driven research with powerful computing resources.