Continuous Access To Cultural Heritage

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15 October 2009

Free European Life-science information and Computational Services

FELICS is a project to organise and make available a complete range of biomolecular information to life-science research throughout Europe.
16 June 2009

Computer recognises archaeological material and fake Van Goghs

People find it very easy to recognise a face, even under very different circumstances. For a computer, on the other hand, it is extremely difficult. Dutch researcher Laurens van der Maaten has developed a new analytical technique which enables the computer to better interpret the content of photos and images, but also of data.
20 April 2009

Four new CATCH projects receive funding

Agora, Bridge, Hitime en Links krijgen subsidie
24 February 2009

Cultural heritage easier to access via the Web

CATCH Plus, launched on Friday 20 February 2009, is a new implementation project that aims to give visitors to museums and other cultural heritage institutions easier and more attractive digital access to the most important collections in the Netherlands.
5 December 2008

CATCH Meeting Scientific Data Models

Report and presentations of the MITCH meeting at Naturalis at 21 November 2008
15 October 2008

Thirteen Proposals for CATCH

Op de deadline van 18 september 2008 zijn dertien uitgewerkte onderzoeksvoorstellen ingediend bij NWO voor het programma CATCH. In deze derde subsidieronde van CATCH kunnen vier onderzoeksvoorstellen worden gehonoreerd.
1 July 2008

CATCH receives 29 pre-proposals

CATCH received 29 pre-proposals in the third call
9 February 2007

CATCH meeting

The meeting entitled "Television archives and the semantic web" was held at the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision in Hilversum. All members from the CATCH community and other interested parties were invited to participate in this meeting.
3 February 2006

CATCH meeting

All scientists involved in the CATCH programme are invited to participate in this meeting.