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DILAN researchers win prestigious Aragón Investiga Award for “Women for Science” project 

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On 19 November 2025, the Government of Aragón organized the XV Aragon Investiga Award Ceremony, where members of Work Package 1, Carmen Pérez-Llantada, Oana Carciu, and Rosana Villares, received the 2025 award  in the esteemed “María Andresa Casamayor” Gender Perspective category. The research team is a core component of the consortium behind the DILAN Erasmus+ project. The work […]

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DILAN in a nutshell

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Our colleagues Rosana Villares and Carmen Pérez-Llantada have recently published a paper explaining DILAN’s rationale, methodologies, and outcomes so far. This publication is the result of their participation in the international AEDEAN Conference that took place on November 2024. In this paper, we have stressed the importance of DILAN in today’s scientific and research context,

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Publication by French partners

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The latest publication by P2 and P3 coordinators is already available. You can read the latest publication by Birch-Becaas et al. (2023) on “Research dissemination in digital media: An online survey of French researchers’ practices”. Here the authors report on the results of the survey concerning both STEMM and HSS researchers. Abstract Researchers are currently

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Meet the partners: Digital genres and Open Science research group

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The research carried out by the GENCI group from the University of Zaragoza feeds into DILAN’s work by providing rich insights into digital genres and Open Science. As part of P1 Campus Iberus, several members from the GENCI (Digital genres and Open Science) research group from the University of Zaragoza (Spain) are going to be

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