Building a Peer Review Evaluation Framework for Non-Traditional Research Outputs

The ATRIUM project aims to create a robust framework for open peer review assessment of non-traditional research outputs to maximise the quality and impact of arts and humanities research in Europe, contributing to research assessment reform. Building on literature review and sources analysis (reports, repositories, and discovery portal classifications such as the SSH Open Marketplace), three sets of evaluation criteria were developed for data papers, workflow papers, and training materials. This poster was presented at the DH 2025 held from July 14-18, 2025, at NOVA-FCSH in Lisbon. This year’s conference focused on the theme ‘Building access and accessibility, open science to all citizens’.