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Huma-Num is a prominent French Very Large Research Infrastructure (TGIR), supported by leading institutions such as the CNRS and Aix-Marseille University, dedicated to enhancing the fields of Social Sciences and Humanities. As a part of France's participation in the European ESFRI framework, Huma-Num plays a crucial role in two significant European Research Infrastructure Consortia: DARIAH and CLARIN, promoting digital research in the arts and humanities.

Huma-Num focuses on providing innovative services that facilitate the collection, processing, preservation, and dissemination of digital research data. Its collaborative approach, engaging researchers and engineers in consortia, ensures that vast amounts of digital data are effectively managed and made accessible for reuse by various academic communities.

Through the principles of open science and interoperability, Huma-Num encourages data sharing while relying on advanced technologies like RDF and SPARQL. With robust infrastructure hosted in Lyon and Montpellier, it ensures the long-term preservation of vital research data, thereby fostering interdisciplinary collaboration across Europe and beyond.