Manuela Grünangerl, a communications scholar at the University of Salzburg, explains why she values the data made available by AUSSDA as a sustainable and reusable resource. She also talks about how she uses this data in her teaching and how repositories such as AUSSDA promote transdisciplinary collaboration.

The quality-assured quantitative and qualitative data available through AUSSDA - The Austrian Social Science Data Archive opens up new possibilities for historical media research, says historian and communication scientist Eva Tamara Asboth.

Thomas Leoni, an economist at Wiener Neustadt University of Applied Sciences, describes how he uses the data and documentation provided by AUSSDA in his research and for teaching social science methodology.

Thomas Rusch, a statistician at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU), describes AUSSDA as a key source of well-documented social science data that he can use for statistical analyses.