The Dutch Approach to Research Data Infrastructure

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The Dutch Approach to Research Data Infrastructure Peter Doorn (DANS), Marc Dupuis (SURF), Maurice Vanderfeesten (SURF) ANDS Invitational Research Data Infrastructure Workshop, Prato, April 11-13, 2011

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