Network
Under the leadership of the RCE, a number of organisations are involved in the establishment of E-RIHS.nl. You will find them below. Would you like to be kept informed of the development of E-RIHS.nl or participate in partner meetings of the network? Please let us know via the contact page.
Data Archiving and Networked Services | DANS
DANS It is the national expertise centre and repository for research data. We help researchers make their data available for reuse. This allows scientists to use the data for new research, and published research can be checked and repeated. With more than 170,000 datasets and sixty employees, DANS is one of Europe's leading repositories.
KB
The KB Since 1789, it has been the national library of the Netherlands, collecting as much as possible of what is written in or about the Netherlands. From medieval manuscripts to newspapers and from Donald Duck to novels of all time.
The warehouse in The Hague contains over 120 kilometres of written heritage, and the e-depot holds around forty million digital newspapers, books, magazines, e-books and websites.
National Monuments Organisation | NMo
The No is an association of professional heritage owners and operators who cooperate with each other, sharing knowledge and expertise on heritage care among themselves and with other heritage owners and managers. The NMo is committed to a strong and closely connected heritage sector.
Netherlands Institute for Conservation+Art+Science+ | NICAS
The NICARAGUA is an interdisciplinary research institute that bridges universities and heritage institutions. NICAS strives for a complete understanding of cultural heritage in order to better unlock it, present it in an enriched way, and optimally preserve it for future generations.
CULTURAL HERITAGE AGENCY OF THE NETHERLANDS | RCE
The Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands is the policy, implementation and research organisation of the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science in the field of cultural heritage: archaeology, monuments, movable heritage and cultural landscape.
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam
In the Rijksmuseum get art and history meaning for a broad, contemporary (inter)national audience.
As a national institution, the Rijksmuseum offers a representative overview of Dutch art and history from the Middle Ages and important aspects of European and Asian art.
RKD – Netherlands Institute for Art History
The RKD makes knowledge, research and information about art from the Netherlands in an international context globally accessible to museums, academia and the public. The RKD manages, preserves, researches, presents and publishes art-historical knowledge and information for museums, academia and the public.
University of Groningen
The Carpet is located at the forefront of European scientific research. Our researchers collaborate with colleagues worldwide on fundamental and major societal issues. Students are actively involved in the research themes within their faculty and help to solve these issues.
The following research institutions are part of the University of Groningen:
– Energy and Sustainability Research Institute Groningen | ESRIG
– The Groningen Institute of Archaeology | GIA
Foundation for Infrastructure Quality Assurance Soil Management | SIKB
SIKB is a network organisation within which government and businesses collaborate to create practical quality guidelines for soil, water, archaeology, soil protection and data standards. The aim is quality assurance and improvement for market parties and government bodies in their various roles: as clients, permit issuers and supervisors. SIKB achieves this in a practical, bottom-up manner, including by supporting ‘best practices’ and promoting and disseminating knowledge and expertise.
TU Delft
The Delft University of Technology is a Dutch technical university in the city of Delft. Top education and research are central to the oldest and largest technical university in the Netherlands. Students and staff share a fascination for science, design and technology.
University of Amsterdam
The UvA offers education and research across the full spectrum of humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and medical sciences.
At various locations in Amsterdam, 6,000 employees, 3,000 PhD candidates and 40,000 students work and study.
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam | VU
The VU is a special university with faculties in the humanities, sciences, social sciences, and medical sciences.
Education and research are multidisciplinary and closely linked.
A top position in research is combined at VU with a strong societal orientation.