6 jul 2026 - 09:22 CET

On 25th and 26th of June 2026, the Réunion du Bureau was held at the Royal Academy of History. During the presentations, a slot was set aside for the presentation of new Spanish projects and initiatives. During this session, the coordinator of the CLARIAH-CM Node, Dolores Romero López, delivered a presentation entitled ‘From History to Digital History: Pathways to Open Science through CLARIN and DARIAH’, in which she highlighted the fundamental role of European infrastructures in the development of open data and Open Science policies. Indeed, the creation of ecosystems of openly shared data and coordinated infrastructures is now an essential factor in enabling transdisciplinary analysis in the humanities and social sciences. In particular, Dolores Romero López examined how the convergence of traditional historiography and digital methods is transforming access to knowledge, highlighting the vital role played by European infrastructures in consolidating open data policies.