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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220429T000000
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DTSTAMP:20260410T011927
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SUMMARY:ERIC Forum Policy Seminar
DESCRIPTION:The third ERIC Forum Policy Seminar on the socio-economic impact of ERICs will be held online on 29thApril 2022. This final Seminar will bring together national\, European and International stakeholders and collaborators to pave the way towards evaluating Research Infrastructures‘ full value and their contribution to resilient knowledge-based economies. \nThis seminar is organised jointly by WP6 (Role of ERICs in European science policy and research strategy)\, in collaboration with WP4 (Evaluation and Impact Assessment) of the ERIC Forum project. \n>> Registration
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/eric-forum-policy-seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220406T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220407T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
CREATED:20220223T145709Z
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SUMMARY:SSHOC Final Conference
DESCRIPTION:The conference brings together Research infrastructures\, Researchers\, Research Libraries and Archives\, EOSC key-players\, industry and policymakers from the Social Sciences and Humanities and beyond. The agenda will be made available shortly. \nFrom January 2019 to April 2022 SSHOC transformed the current social sciences & humanities data landscape with its disciplinary silos and separate facilities into an integrated\, cloud-based network of interconnected data infrastructures. The final conference programme is designed to showcase the results achieved\, lever on the valuable synergies built and learn about user stories from the community.  There will be time to reflect on policy & sustainability issues and look towards the future. \nWe also invite researchers\, data experts and e-infrastructure professionals to join the online SSHOCing Hackathon to work on a pre-defined or wild card challenge with the SSHOC resources. The Hackathon brings fresh user stories and reflections for future development into the conference programme. Attractive prizes are to be won! More information will be available soon. \n>> Further information
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/sshoc-final-conference
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220331T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220331T000000
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CREATED:20220223T143909Z
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SUMMARY:I-ADOPT Framework for FAIR variables and metadata description - Event 2
DESCRIPTION:The topic of the training \nThe aim of the I-ADOPT initiative is to produce an Interoperability Framework\, co-developed by a wide community of terminology experts\, for representing observable properties. This effort will have a strong focus on observable properties in environmental research because it leverages existing efforts to accurately encode what was measured\, observed\, derived\, or computed in relation to the earth systems.\nThe framework has been developed by an RDA working group\, dedicated to this topic.\nThe aim is to create FAIRer observable property terminologies\, the global effectiveness of tools operating upon them will be improved and their impact increased. This will thus strengthen existing collaborations and build new connections between terminology developers and providers\, disciplinary experts from across the various domains of Earth and Environmental Science\, and representatives of scientific data user groups. \nThe RDA I-ADOPT framework offers a way to compile clear and unambiguous definitions of variables in a standardised way. It helps you to describe concepts at different levels\, ranging from overarching classes (“soil composition”) down to the very detailed (“soil water content\, measured in a mineral soil matrix below root depth”). You can create and register your own definitions\, or reuse those of others\, and once in place use them to tag your RI’s datasets.\nThe formalized descriptions empower FAIR in many ways\, for example by facilitating searches across data portals (F+A) and enabling machine-driven interpretation and use of data and metadata (I+R). \nTo learn more about the I-ADOPT framework and how your RI can benefit\, please check the website.
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/i-adopt-framework-fair-variables-and-metadata-description-event-2
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220325T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220325T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
CREATED:20220223T070627Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230704T091425Z
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SUMMARY:ESFRI 20th Anniversary Conference
DESCRIPTION:As part of the French Presidency of the Council of the European Union and under the auspices of the French Académie des sciences\, France will host the ESFRI 20th anniversary conference: European Research Infrastructures at the heart of scientific discoveries. \nThe conference\, taking place in Paris on March 25\, will celebrate the achievements of the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI)\, highlighting the role it plays in enhancing European excellence in research and innovation. The conference will bring together key stakeholders\, including policy experts\, facility managers and leading researchers\, to explore the drivers behind the development of the rich European research infrastructures landscape and to discuss emerging trends and the challenges for the future. The conference provides an important opportunity to explore the range of cutting-edge work being undertaken across the research domains that are reliant on the services provided by European research infrastructures. Several outstanding scientists will share with the audience their major discoveries and illustrate how they have benefited from the unique European research infrastructures. \n>> Agenda \n>> Registration
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/esfri-20th-anniversary-conference
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220322T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220323T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
CREATED:20220223T135349Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230704T091427Z
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SUMMARY:3rd EOSC-Life General Meeting
DESCRIPTION:During the 3rd AGM (2 days) the EOSC-Life project will present the results and achievements from all the work packages at the three-year point of the project. \nThe first day is intended as an internal meeting for the consortium only. The second day is open for participants from other clusters or stakeholders and will end with a panel discussion. \n>> Agenda & Registration
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/3rd-eosc-life-general-meeting
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220321T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220323T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
CREATED:20220223T134558Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230704T091429Z
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SUMMARY:3rd ESCAPE DIOS Workshop on Data Infrastructure for Open Science
DESCRIPTION:The event will be dedicated to discuss the outcomes of ESCAPE Data Analysis Challenge 2021\, event where were tested and evaluated the solutions and proposals for the construction of the ESCAPE DIOS and the ESCAPE ESAP. \n>> Programme
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/3rd-escape-dios-workshop-data-infrastructure-open-science
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220318T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220403T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
CREATED:20220318T085930Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230704T091431Z
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SUMMARY:Hack Science 2022
DESCRIPTION:Hack the Science 2022 will be organised at the University of Milano-Bicocca\, with the possibility to participate also from remotely around a set of challenges: \n\nHack and explore the latent space\nHack the fractures on active volcanoes\nHack the stellar populations\nHack the planets\nHack the UX of NEANIAS\n\n>> Information and registrations
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/hack-science-2022
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220317T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220317T000000
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CREATED:20220223T133303Z
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SUMMARY:I-ADOPT Framework for FAIR variables and metadata description - Event 1
DESCRIPTION:The training introduces the concept of I-Adopt\, offers opportunities to experiment with real live examples from daily practice and to discuss issues related to these experiments and receive advice on your approach. After the training\, participants will be able to discuss the main elements of the I-Adopt framework\, evaluate its usefulness in their RI and\, if interested\, participate actively in the I-ADOPT discussions under github or in the I-ADOPT Task Group under the auspices of the RDA VSSIG (Vocabulary Services Interest Group); the follow-up group to gain further knowledge and contribute to the maturing of the concept. \nThe RDA I-ADOPT offers a way to compile clear and unambiguous definitions of variables in a standardised way. It helps you to describe concepts at different levels\, ranging from overarching classes (“soil composition”) down to the very detailed (“soil water content\, measured in a mineral soil matrix below root depth”). You can create and register your own definitions\, or reuse those of others\, and once in place use them to tag your RI’s datasets. \nThe formalised descriptions empower the FAIR principles in many ways\, for example by facilitating searches across data portals (F+A) and enabling machine-driven interpretation and use of data and metadata (I+R). \nENVRI-FAIR WP6 is organising two training events that will help you to learn more about the I-ADOPT framework and the benefit this can generate for your RI. \n>> Further information \n>> Registration
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/i-adopt-framework-fair-variables-and-metadata-description-event-1
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220308T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220310T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
CREATED:20220223T132258Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230704T091553Z
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SUMMARY:Open Science Conference
DESCRIPTION:The Open Science Conference 2022 is the 9th international conference of the Leibniz Research Alliance Open Science. The annual conference is dedicated to the Open Science movement and provides a unique forum for researchers\, librarians\, practitioners\, infrastructure providers\, policy makers\, and other important stakeholders to discuss the latest and future developments in Open Science. \nThe conference offers insights into both practical and technical innovations that serve the implementation of open practices as well as current and pioneering developments in the global Open Science movement. Such developments are\, for example\, the increasing plea for open practices as lessons learned from global crises as well as recent discussions on the relation of Open Science and knowledge equity. Furthermore\, the conference offers many opportunities for networking and exchange. \nThis year’s conference is cooperating with the German Commission for UNESCO. They organise a panel discussion and a workshop in the context of the recently adopted UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science. \n>> Programme \n>> Registration
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/open-science-conference
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220217T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220217T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
CREATED:20220210T074924Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230704T091555Z
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SUMMARY:Towards Open Science
DESCRIPTION:Open science is one of the key topics for the future of R&I and much more than open access to publications and data. Open Science constitutes a radical transformation in the way of doing scientific research. \nThe FIT FORTHEM team is bringing together experts from all FORTHEM partners to discuss about the required changes and main challenges for transitioning towards an Open Science model. \nKeynote speaker:\nLluís Anglada (Director of Open Science\, CSUC\, Spain) \nRound tables:\nTable 1. The researcher community\nTable 2. Government bodies / Funding agencies /University & public research institutes\nTable 3. Libraries\, repositories and data centres \nAt the end the workshop we aim to gather conclusions and proposals to develop the open science strategy. \n>> Agenda \n>> Registration
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/towards-open-science
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220217T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220217T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
CREATED:20220131T090113Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230704T091557Z
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SUMMARY:Monitoring EOSC readiness: FAIR data policies
DESCRIPTION:The ambition of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) is to provide a  ‘multi-disciplinary environment where researchers can publish\, find and re-use data\, tools and services\, enabling them to better conduct their work’. The realisation of the EOSC vision depends upon the availability of FAIR data (i.e.\, those data that are findable\, accessible\, interoperable and reusable). The Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) defines the general framework for future research\, development and innovation activities in relation to the EOSC and identified the availability of standardised national Open Science and FAIR data strategies\, including the description of these policies\, as a key priority to enable the continuous monitoring of the landscape with regards to EOSC readiness. \nThis workshop will share recent work undertaken by the EOSC Association to monitor additional activities and define key performance indicators relating to FAIR data policies; share the key aims of a survey on policy monitoring currently being carried out with Member States; and introduce solutions being developed by EOSC Future and FAIRsFAIR to support comparable policy monitoring moving forward. The workshop will allow ample time for questions and discussion. This event will be useful for a broad range of stakeholders who are interested in – or may need to contribute to – the ongoing monitoring of the policy landscape at different levels. \nProgramme and registration > www.fairsfair.eu
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/monitoring-eosc-readiness-fair-data-policies
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220216T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220216T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
CREATED:20220210T152930Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230704T091559Z
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SUMMARY:Guiding Cloud Procurement in the Public Sector event
DESCRIPTION:What do public authorities need to know before buying cloud services? How can institutions – national\, regional and local – make sure they have the right services when they sign their contracts with cloud infrastructure providers? \nCISPE\, the Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe\, will present its updated Handbook for Procurement of Public Cloud Infrastructure on February 16. The Handbook has been updated to incorporate the Principles of Fair Software Licensing\, and its release comes at a key moment\, as the European Union begins disbursing its recovery funds for digitalization. \nSpeakers: \n\nAlban Schmutz\,  President\, CISPE\nPierre Chastenet\,  Head of Unit for Cloudand Software\, European Commission\n\nModerated by Francisco Mingorance\, Executive Secretary\, CISPE \n>> Register
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/guiding-cloud-procurement-public-sector-event
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220215T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220216T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
CREATED:20220103T072608Z
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SUMMARY:OstData Final Workshop
DESCRIPTION:New Horizons for Research on and in Central and Eastern Europe: \nThe Role of Research Data Infrastructures \nThe workshop has two objectives: first\, it will discuss strategies to strengthen the inclusion of research communities in Eastern\, Central\, and Southeast Europe in efforts to build pan-European research infrastructures for data management. Second\, it will present ideas to widen the publication of research data in the humanities and social sciences\, e.g. by increased recognition for academic careers.\nFor the future of Area Studies the digital accessibility of data is of crucial importance. A number of national and transnational initiatives are already building sustainable and accessible digital research data infrastructures\, such as OstData (funded by the German Research Foundation\, DFG) for East\, Central\, and Southeast European Studies. OstData crosses disciplinary and national boundaries\, and incentivises the archiving and publication of research data along the FAIR principles.\nHow can such specialized projects be integrated into pan-European efforts to create electronic research infrastructures? What can we learn from digital efforts in Eastern Europe? How can we prevent a new digital West-East divide to emerge? How can we expand the interface between humanities and social sciences research and the development of research data infrastructures? What are the challenges of translation between disciplinary cultures\, and between languages in the creation of electronic infrastructures?\nBy discussing these questions\, this workshop facilitates a dialogue between projects such as OstData and national as well as pan-European initiatives\, e.g. the NFDI in Germany or ESFRI and EOSC on the European level. For the achievement of the EU’s goal to strengthen the participation of New Member and Eastern Neighbourhood countries in the European Research Area\, the participation of Eastern\, Central\, and Southeast Europe in transnational research infrastructures is of decisive significance. \nVenue: \nKooperationsstelle EU der Wissenschaftsorganisationen KoWi\n(EU Liaison Office of the German Research Organisations) \nRue du Trône 98 / 8th Floor\nB-1050 Brussels \nRoundtable:\nTue\, 15/2 (18.00)\nDiscussants: Ute Gunsenheimer (EOSC\, Brussels)\, Peter Haslinger (NFDI\, Germany)\, N.N. (ESFRI)*\, N.N. (Higher School of Economics\, Moscow)* \nDigital research data infrastructures are an important tool for expanding scientific cooperation beyond the borders of the EU. They are crucial for connecting the Eastern Neighbourhood countries to the European Research Area. Yet there is a notable lack of coherent strategies to achieve this goal.\nThis roundtable will also discuss strategies to fully exploit the creativity of data scientists in Eastern Europe and to connect the different efforts. \nOstData Final Workshop: \nNew Horizons for Research on and in Central and Eastern Europe: \nThe Role of Research Data Infrastructures \nPreliminary Programme: \nTue\, 15/2 (15.00-17.00)\n15.00 Keynote: N.N. (European Commission)\nSession 1: Measures to promote and strengthen the publication culture of research data\n15.30 Jessie Labov (CEU Budapest)\n16.00 Alexey Frolov (Russian Academy of Sciences\, Moscow)\n16.30 Lars Wieneke (University of Luxembourg) & Rabea Rittgerodt (De Gruyter) \nWed\, 16/2 (9.00-12.30)\n9.00 Market place (Best practice)\nOstData (Arnošt Štanzel)\, European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (N.N.)*\, RiStat (Gijs Kessler)\, Atlas Fontium (Tomasz Panecki)\nSession 2: Developing and Integrating a Pan-European Data Culture\n10.00 Toma Tasovac (DARIAH-EU)\n10.30 Larissa Saar & Pattrick Piel (OPERAS)\n11.00 Pavel Straňák (LINDAT/CLARIAH-CZ)\n11.30 Coffee break\n11.45 Final discussion\n12.30 End of event
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/ostdata-final-workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220204T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220205T000000
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CREATED:20211222T121056Z
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SUMMARY:Paris Open Science European Conference (OSEC)
DESCRIPTION:France is organising a major international event in the context of the French Presidency of the European Union: \nParis Open Science European Conference (OSEC)\nOn Friday 4th and Saturday 5th February 2022\nat the French Academy of Sciences\, Paris\, France \nThis international conference is being organised with the strong support of the Ministry of Higher Education\, Research and Innovation\, the French Academy of Sciences\, the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS)\, the National Institute of Health and Medical Research (Inserm)\, the High Council for Evaluation of Research and Higher Education (Hcéres)\, the National Research Agency (ANR)\, the University of Lorraine and the University of Nantes. \nThe main topics addressed during this conference come within the framework of the transformation of the research and innovation ecosystem in Europe. Particular attention will be given to transparency in health research\, the necessary transformation of research evaluations\, the future of scientific publishing\, and the opening of codes and software produced in a scientific context. \nRegistration: \nYou may take part in person (this modality will be conditioned by the capacity of the hall and the European character of the event) or remotely as the event will be streamed live. \n>> Registration form \nWebsite and programme on www.osec2022.eu
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/paris-open-science-european-conference-osec
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220203T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220203T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
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SUMMARY:South African - EU Dialogue workshop
DESCRIPTION:The main outcome of the SA-EU Dialogue is a SA Open Science Cloud (SAOSC) Framework that will lead to the establishment of a SAOSC focused on research\, development\, and innovation. The Framework should be aligned with the envisaged Open Science Policy (currently under development) led by the DSI; cognisant of the Data and Cloud Policy of the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies (DCDT).\nThe SAOSC Framework will include a set of policy-based recommendations for the implementation of the South African Open Science Cloud (SAOSC) as part of an Open Science enabling environment. Guidelines and principles on critical aspects such as governance and management\, resourcing\, policies\, monitoring and evaluation\, and technologies enabling Open Science will be addressed in this dialogue.\nThe successful development of the Framework will require broad-based consultations and inputs from stakeholders across the entire National System of Innovation\, government departments and the private sector. To facilitate this broad-based consultation\, a town-hall stakeholder (including international participants) workshop is planned for 3 February 2022. \nThe workshop format is envisaged as a one day hybrid workshop comprising an introductory plenary of dignitaries; the DSI context; an EOSC keynote address; and overview presentations on four thematic area by a leading authority in that area.\nSimultaneous breakaways will follow\, co-ordinated by a facilitator to allow for specialised discussions in each area\, with a mix of SA and international presenters\, and with a moderator/rapporteur to report back to the final plenary. The breakaway sessions will be structured by a high-level speaker who will be invited to share the current thinking in the international discussion on each thematic area; allowing local lead services to respond to start the debate. \nTHEMATIC AREAS: \nThe set of thematic areas that is recommended to focus the discussion at the Workshop are: \n(A) GOVERNANCE \n\nPolicy and Legal Frameworks\nGovernance model\nGlobal and local partnership and participation\nResearcher engagement and adoption\n\n(B) TECHNICAL IMPLEMENTATION \n\nPlatforms and services\nIdentity management\nResearch software\nOrganizational structure\n\n(C) DATA QUALITY \n\nFAIR metrics\nPID adoption\nData stewardship\n\n(D) SUSTAINABILITY \n\nFunding models\nCapacity building and career development
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/south-african-eu-dialogue-workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220131T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220204T000000
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SUMMARY:ENVRI Week 2022
DESCRIPTION:What is ENVRI week?\nENVRI week is a week dedicated to Environmental Research Infrastructures. During the runtime of the ENVRI-FAIR project\, it is organised once a year. ENVRI Week 2022 hosts ENVRI-FAIR project-related sessions as well as several other sessions targeting different groups of stakeholders. \nVenue for the physical participation\nHotel Elbflorenz Dresden\nRosenstraße 36\n01067 Dresden-Altstadt \nRemote participation\nThe link for joining the online sessions will be provided shortly before the meeting. \nRegistration\nRegistrations for physical attendance are accepted only until the 12th of January 2022. Please\, be aware that as per Dresden regulation\, only people with proof of vaccination or recovery will have access to the meeting venue. \nAgenda and registration
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/envri-week-2022
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220126T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220126T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
CREATED:20220121T093836Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230704T091609Z
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SUMMARY:Science Mesh Workshop – Global Platform for Scientific Collaboration
DESCRIPTION:The main goal of the Science Mesh Workshop “Global Platform for Scientific Collaboration”\, co-located with the CS3 2022 Congress\, is to dialogue with early adopters and potential vendors that will contribute to the final development\, deployment and adoption of the Science Mesh. The Science Mesh is a global collaboration service for researchers\, educators\, data curators and analysts based on OCM (Open Cloud Mesh) and CS3APIs (Connect Storage and Application Providers). It provides an interoperable platform to easily share & deploy application and software components\, while providing rich collaborative workflows. \nThe day also brings out insights around the needs of ESFRI European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures clusters and their related infrastructures in terms of data sync and share. The ESFRI clusters\, from a broad spectrum of scientific disciplines\, have strong links with research communities\, manage significant data volumes\, and develop/operate discipline-specific data analytics tools\, while facilitation access to research data for incorporation into EOSC. We will understand what these challenges are and how the Science Mesh can support the ESFRI in overcoming the referred challenges\, while contributing to Open Science. \nThis workshop is a follow up from last year workshop “Moving Towards the Adoption Phase for Science Mesh”\, co-located at the CS3 2021 Congress. \nEOSC Association Director Ignacio Blanquer is introducing the session on “EOSC and Science Mesh – Overcoming data challenges”\, chaired by Ron Trompert (CS3MESH4EOSC) and featuring Pierre-Yves Burgi (EOSC Long-Term Data Preservation TF)\, Alvaro López (EOSC Technical Interoperability of Data and Services TF)\, and Roberto Di Cosmo (EOSC Infrastructures for Quality Research Software TF) \nSave your seat \nKey Benefits of participating in the Workshops\nFrom this Science Mesh workshop\, you will: \n\nUnderstand applications and usage of the Science Mesh through demonstrations\nGrab the opportunity to embrace research opportunities on Enterprise file synchronisation and sharing (EFSS) product development;\nLearn about how to adopt Science Mesh and increase the offer of services for collaborative research and working environments;\nSee how Science Mesh responds to the goals of the CS3 Community;\nJoin collaboration opportunities on connecting data\nGain a whole new understanding of how Science Mesh supports European policies regarding the research infrastructures and open science.\nLearn about how Science Mesh benefits you regarding managing\, sync and sharing your data in an easier way.\n\nWho should attend?\nAll those interested in making the friction-free collaboration in Europe a reality\, where users can access an interoperable federation of data\, to easily sync\, share and deploy applications and software. More specifically: \n\nResearchers\, data curators and analysts: without needing to get familiar with new interfaces\, learn how you can use Science Mesh to share and synchronise your files and datasets\, even with peers that belong to different institutions and independently of the actual Open-Source Enterprise File Sync&Share (EFSS) platform they use.\nSoftware Developers (commercial and non-commercial): have more info about benefits of adding your software or application into the Science Mesh to increase your number of users\, while accessing new software applications and increasing your service interoperability.\nService Providers: increase your number of users and enrich service offering by translating them into commercial and business applications\, while adding innovative features through new applications & solutions.\nSystem administrators: achieve costs reduction by integrating your platform into the Science Mesh and increase your sync & share capabilities through your already existing software platforms.\nPolicy Makers: understand how the Science Mesh increases research outputs efficiency\, ensure they are being used\, increase the usage of FAIR data and how researchers which do not have access to on-premise IT infrastructure can make use of the Science Mesh and participate in the EOSC.\n\nSave your seat \nAgenda\n\n\n\nTime\nDescription\nSpeaker\n\n\n14:00 – 14:05\nWelcome and Objectives: CS3 community and ScienceMesh  \nSession Style – Presentation\nJakub Moscicki (CERN & CS3MESH4EOSC Project Coordinator)\n\n\n14:05 – 14:25\nScience Mesh – Achievements so far within CS3MESH4EOSC \nScienceMesh is an interoperable research platform developed for the EOSC\, that enables seamless sharing and collaboration on data between sites running different EFSS platforms (Nextcloud\, OwnCloud and Seafile). In this presentation we will give a summary of the status of the integration with of these EFSS platforms into the Science Mesh and outlook for 2022 \nSession Style – Presentation\nPedro Ferreira (CERN & CS3MESH4EOSC Project Technical Coordinator)\n\n\n14:25 – 14:45\nScience Mesh for EFSS service providers \nSession Style – Presentation\nRon Trompert (SURF\, CS3MESH4EOSC)\n\n\n14:45 – 15:00\nScienceMesh and Nextcloud Opportunities \nPonder Source developed a bridge that allows existing Nextcloud sites to join Science Mesh. This talk will show how it works\, and why you as a Nextcloud site will want to join ScienceMesh. \nSession Style – Presentation\nMichiel de Jong (Ponder Source)\n\n\n15:00 – 15:10\nScienceMesh and Owncloud OCIS – Opportunities \nSession Style – Presentation\nHugo Labrador (CERN\, CS3MESH4EOSC)\n\n\n15:10 – 15:15\nScienceMesh and Seafile – Opportunities \nSession Style – Presentation\nMaciej Brzezniak (PSNC\, CS3Mesh4EOSC)\n\n\n15:15 – 15:25\nTechnology & Development – Advancements & Innovations \nSession Style – Presentation\nHugo Labrador (CERN\, CS3MESH4EOSC)\n\n\n15:25 – 15:40\nResearchers and Use-cases \nSession Style – Presentation\nMaciej Brzezniak (PSNC\, CS3Mesh4EOSC)\n\n\n15:40 – 15:55\nReframing adoption challenges in FAIR Data Infrastructures: Science Mesh as a source of research advantage. \nSession Style – Presentation \nThis presentation explores what is the role of digital infrastructures in the FAIR movement? How can we improve the adoption of digital infrastructures by researchers? Presentation done by ESADE Business School\, which leads the Science Mesh “Assessment of Business Impact” task.\nGozal Ahmadova (ESADE\, CS3MESH4EOSC)\n\n\n15:55 – 16:00\nScienceMesh 2022: What’s in store for 2022? \nSession Style – Presentation\nJakub Moscicki (CERN & CS3MESH4EOSC Project Coordinator)\n\n\n16:00 – 16:15\nCoffee Break\n\n\n\n16:15 – 16:55\nEOSC and ScienceMesh – Overcoming data challenges \nThe session will be opened by a distinguished member of EOSC Association Board who will provide an overview about the EOSC Association structure\, goals\, as well as its next year’s work plan to advance open science in Europe. Afterwards\, members from EOSC Task Forces present the main priorities of their task forces and brainstorm how the work from the Task Forces and existing infrastructures and solutions developed by the CS3 Community can be brought together \nSession Style – Presentation\nKey-Note Speaker: Ignacio Blanquer\, EOSC Association Board \nSession Chair: Ron Trompert\, SURF & CS3MESH4EOSC \nPierre-Yves Burgi – Deputy CIO at Université de Genève and member of EOSC Long-Term Data Preservation Advisor TF \nRoberto di Cosmo\, Director at Software Heritage and EOSC Infrastructure for Quality Research Software \nAlvaro Lopez\, CSIC and member of EOSC Technical Interoperability of Data and Services TF\n\n\n16:55 – 17:40\nScientific disciplines embracing no border Research Environment thanks to Science Mesh \nIntroduction made by session chair on the importance of collaboration and joining forces between European initiatives to unlock Open Science. This session will have an esteemed panel from the different RI science clusters to discuss  how the Science Mesh\, by teaming up with different research infrastructures\, can support them in addressing their challenges related to data sync and sharing\, while increasing the long-term sustainability of their services. \nSession Style – Panel discussion\nSession chair: Silvana Muscella\, Trust-IT Services \nXavier Espinal\, ESCAPE & CERN \nFrançois-Perrin\, PANOSC & The European Synchrotron \nZhiming Zhao\, ENVRI-FAIR & Universty of Amsterdam \nOther names to be announced\n\n\n17:40 – 17:45\nCS3MESH4EOSC Wrap-Up and Next steps \nSession Style – Presentation\nJakub Moscicki (CERN & CS3MESH4EOSC Project Coordinator)\n\n\n17:45 – 18:15\nChat-Away Coffee at Gather Town\n\n\n\n\nSave your seat
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/science-mesh-workshop-global-platform-scientific-collaboration
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SUMMARY:ERIC Forum Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The upcoming ERIC Forum meeting will be held online on 26-27 January 2022. It will bring together the ERIC community and its stakeholders to discuss\, among other topics\, ERIC’s role in the new ERA (European Research Area)\, ERICs and the new ESFRI Stakeholder Forum\, the ERIC guidelines\, opportunities for ERICs at the EIC (European Innovation Council) and more. \nThe meeting will also incorporate updates from the ERIC Forum Implementation Project\, where project partners will present the current status of each work package as well as the upcoming steps for the next year. \n► The meeting’s program is available here. \nwww.eric-forum.eu
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/eric-forum-annual-meeting
CATEGORIES:Other events
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CREATED:20211222T122943Z
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SUMMARY:FAIRsFAIR 2022 final event
DESCRIPTION:FAIRsFAIR is pleased to welcome you to the very last stop of their long and extremely exciting journey that started in 2019! Between January 25th and 27th\, FAIRsFAIR partners and stakeholders will meet for a series of concluding meetings taking place online to deep-dive into the results of FAIRsFAIR. \nAt FAIRsFAIR2022\, the project and its stakeholders will analyse the impact that FAIRsFAIR has had on the European Research Community. They will also go through the tools\, guidelines and best practices that FAIRsFAIR have produced and delivered to researchers\, data stewards\, decision makers and funders towards a better\, more structured approach towards FAIR data management. The FAIRsFAIR project will take the recommendations produced and the lessons learnt and leave them as a legacy for future activities to come. \nDANS is the coordinator of FAIRsFAIR\, and as one of the core partners is closely involved in most of the project’s work packages. \nFAIRsFAIR Final Event \nThe core of these three days will be the FAIRsFAIR Final Event on Wednesday 26th of January. Forget about power-points and online surveys: grab an armchair and a coffee\, make yourself comfortable and join us. We promise you an out of the ordinary fresh take on an online event! \nPublic Session\, Wednesday 26th of January\, 14:00 – 17:00 CET \nResearch is open and without borders. The FAIR principles are not just a European matter. That’s why the event will be opened by a keynote speaker that will bring an international perspective and will tell us how FAIR is approached in… well\, we can’t tell you any more yet! \nDuring this session\, representatives from FAIRsFAIR will debate on the core aspects of implementing FAIR with outstanding representatives of the European and international research community. How can we ensure the sustainability of FAIR practices? How are universities in Europe implementing and ensuring implementation of FAIR policies by students\, educators and trainers? How do we combine the FAIR principles with data preservation in the long-term? And last but not least: how do we ensure the FAIR principles are truly turned into common practices to be continuously implemented by researchers and supported by funding agencies? \nThe concluding session will look at the national perspective\, asking ourselves how we can ensure that European sovereignty deals with national and language dimensions when dealing\, for instance\, with aspects related to ontologies\, vocabularies and specific local cultural aspects. \nMore information \nPlease register at the FAIRsFAIR event page. Here you can also find more information and a schedule of the event. \nwww.fairsfair.eu
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/fairsfair-2022-final-event
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SUMMARY:Training Workshop for filling in the Reporting Survey about the Additional Activities for EOSC
DESCRIPTION:The EOSC Association is organising an online training activity\, across 25-27 January 2022\, to support EOSC Association members complying with the monitoring and reporting of their Additional Activities. \nTo secure opportunities for all Members to benefit from the training\, a workshop will be repeated\, three times\, always between h09:00-10:00am CET\, on the 25th\, 26th and 27th of January. Attendees may select the date that best fits their schedule. Since the content of the workshops will always be the same throughout the three slots\, attending one will be sufficient. \nA Zoom link and the event agenda will be sent to registered and verified attendees\, closer to the date. \nFor any inquiries\, please reach out to the EOSC Association monitoring team: monitoring@eosc.eu.
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/training-workshop-filling-reporting-survey-about-additional-activities-eosc
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220126T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
CREATED:20211222T125425Z
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SUMMARY:3rd ESFRI RIs -EOSC Workshop
DESCRIPTION:The 3rd Workshop on the connection of ESFRI Research Infrastructures (RIs) to the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) titled will take place on 25 & 26 January 2022\, as an Online Event. \nThe main objective of the workshop is to bring together ESFRI\, ESFRI RIs and EOSC stakeholders\, in order to showcase and better comprehend the EOSC concept\, including the Open Science and “FAIR” policy agenda\, and the vision for the future\, along with the EOSC value proposition for its users\, and ensure an optimal federation of clusters and RIs with EOSC. The event will focus on the current state of EOSC and how the thematic RIs and ESFRI clusters fit into the developing landscape\, including the partnership with the newly established EOSC Association.  The workshop is organised by the ESFRI Task Force on EOSC and the StR-ESFRI2 Project\, in close cooperation with ESFRI and the EC\, and with participatiob from the EOSC Cluster projects\, the EOSC Association Board of Directors\, and the EOSC Future project. \nFor more information on the outcomes of the 2nd ESFRI RIs-EOSC Workshop (Online\, 6 & 7.10.2020)\, please click here. \nMain Concepts \nThe main focus of the 3rd workshop is on how the RI communities and researchers can use and benefit from EOSC\, getting added value. Besides the general benefits of EOSC towards open science and “FAIRification” of data and services\, it is considered that the daily use of EOSC Exchange and concrete tools by the RI users for intra and interdisciplinary research will also greatly benefit EOSC\, in becoming useful and effective\, contributing towards its sustainability. There are two main elements in the connection of RIs to EOSC: RIs as data producers/service providers (offering data/services to EOSC) and RIs as users of generic (non-thematic) EOSC services (consuming services from the EOSC Core and the integrated projects such as EOSC Future). In an effort to shift attention towards the (required) added value of EOSC for the RI communities and end users\, this workshop will focus mainly on the second element. To this aim\, some of the points that will be highlighted during this workshop are: \n\nThe connection of RIs to EOSC\, both ESFRI and other world-class RIs\nThe added value of EOSC for the RI communities and end users. I.e.\, what does EOSC bring to (users of) international RIs\nBringing international RIs up to speed on Open Science and the FAIR policy agenda\, including concrete paradigms from young researchers presenting their work on Open Science and FAIR data\, with possible achievements\, may have positive effects on high-level RI/lab managers.\nThe co-creation between providers and users of the EOSC vision\, in terms of service portfolio for the users\n\nwww.esfri.eu
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/3rd-esfri-ris-eosc-workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220119T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220119T000000
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CREATED:20220110T161540Z
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SUMMARY:Fair Digital Objects Forum
DESCRIPTION:How a vision of the internet of FAIR data & Services becomes a reality \nWednesday 19 January 2022 \n13.00 – 17.00 UTC \nPurpose of the event\nLarge sums of money\, and equally great ambitions\, are already being directed towards developing data/research infrastructures\, forscience and for industry\, and there is no doubt that much additional awareness\, new insights and new types of services and tools will emerge. Despite these huge investments there is no agreed view on how the future data space should be organized\, what its key pillars should be and how access to data will be managed and facilitated. EOSC for example is based on the FAIR principles and a distributed service landscape\, with further specifications currently being derived by expert Task Forces. Similar to the ESFRI process\, NFDI relies on a process of discipline-driven infrastructure building\, while recognizing that this leaves a gap to be bridged with respect to common services and standards. NIH Commons a conceptual framework for a digital environment was designed to allow efficient storage\, manipulation\, and sharing of research objects. Meanwhile\, big industry is defining strategies for offering services on data based on proprietary binding mechanisms\, seriously hampering innovation. \nThis panel will initiate a discussion across initiatives about major organizational principles and key pillars\, and is intended as the first of a series of meetings on this topic. Its goal\, therefore\, is to identify major aspects that need to be considered when examining the emerging future global data space. For this purpose\, we invited four “thinkers” whom we know dare to look ahead without being bound by current projects and political considerations. \nMore info and registration >> www.fairdo.org
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/fair-digital-objects-forum
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SUMMARY:Evidence-based Policymaking in Europe Summit 2021
DESCRIPTION:The convergence of Cloud\, Big Data and AI has already resulted in major transformation across Government services\, yet the process of policy making itself is often left behind. Join Policy Cloud\, Decido\, AI4PublicPolicy\, DUET and Intelcomp at the virtual Evidence Based Policy Making in Europe event to explore major challenges\, trends and opportunities to improve public sector decision making that will deliver healthier\, happier places to live and work. \nDigital technologies have changed the world. Today people expect faster\, seamless\, on-demand services from their providers\, and Government is no exception. For effective urban operations which make life easier for residents\, workers and visitors\, Public Sector decision making needs to become more agile\, breaking down data silos to combine day-to-day tactical decisions with longer term policies and strategies. Disruptive technologies such as Digital Twins\, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and High Performance Computing (HPC) unlock new opportunities for sustainable decision making through visualisations\, simulations and predictions that enhance transparency\, increase public support and involvement\, and optimise resources. \nTo support this transformation\, Policy Cloud\, Decido\, AI4PublicPolicy\, DUET and Intelcomp pan-European projects and initiatives dedicated to using cloud for data-driven policy\, have joined forces to host Evidence Based Policy Making in Europe\, a premier conference for government that focuses purely on data and tools for decision making. Together with leading change agents from the European Commission and Local Government the event will explore the new decision-making ecosystems being built by cities and administrations\, including the use cases being adopted\, and the innovative data and tools being adopted for modern policy making. \nTaking place virtually on the 9th and 10th of December\, 2021\, here’s what to expect: \n\nUse Cases: Speakers were asked to bring real-life examples of how they are transforming the traditionally slow deliberative policy making process in the fields of health\, climate change and mobility\, to one that is more agile and responsive. Hear directly from cities themselves on how they are developing better evidence-based policies which adapt as new data comes to light\, and which are trusted and contributed to by relevant stakeholders who feel engaged in the process.\nTools: See how city managers and policy makers are co-creating data-driven decision-making ecosystems with cutting edge tools which enable them to visualise\, analyse and even predict the complex impact of decisions across multiple domains\, time and space. Be hands-on with AI\, big data and digital twin demos and be inspired by what you could potentially achieve for your administration.\nStrategies: Learn how to manage legal\, ethical and standards challenges and constraints in our increasingly digital world.  From best practices to principles and legislation our speakers will help you understand and navigate the complex environment in pragmatic ways that will get you started on your journey.\n\nEOSC Association Director Suzanne Dumouchel is one of the speakers at the event\, taking part in the plenary on Day 2 “Innovative Tools for Evidence Based Policy – from digital disruption to digital adoption”. \nRegister here
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/evidence-based-policymaking-europe-summit-2021
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20211206T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20211207T000000
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SUMMARY:ESFRI Days 2021
DESCRIPTION:The Slovenian Presidency of the Council of the EU and the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) are pleased to announce ESFRI Days\, an online event scheduled to take place from 6 to 7 December 2021. \nESFRI Days will feature ESFRI Roadmap 2021 Launch (7/12)\, complemented by the 78th ESFRI plenary meeting (for ESFRI National Delegates only) \n​For more information\,  please visit the event webpages: \n\n78th ESFRI Forum Plenary (Online)\nRoadmap 2021 Launch (Online)\n1st ESFRI Stakeholders Forum Meetup (postponed due to Covid-19 related restrictions)
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/esfri-days-2021
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20211109T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20211109T000000
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SUMMARY:EURAMET Open Consultation on Metrology for Digital Transformation
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, 9 November 2021\, 14:00 – 16:00 CET \nIndustry\, health\, climate\, society – in all areas\, digital transformation is changing the way we live and work. Digital transformation cannot happen without reliable digital data. \nReliable measurements\, producing data for digital systems\, continue to be essential for innovation\, productivity\, and evidence-based decision making. Metrology fosters the development of tools ensuring that measured and processed data in digital systems is accurate and reliable – underpinning the value of data and data products for the end user. \nIn this open consultation EURAMET\, the European Association of National Metrology Institutes\, invites stakeholders to share their vision on digital transformation and related measurement science needs. These stakeholder needs will help guide the development of the 2022 call “Metrology support for Digital Transformation” within the proposed European Partnership on Metrology. \nSpeakers include representatives from EFFRA and the Made in Europe Partnership\, ADRA and the AI\, Data\, and Robotics Partnership\, the European Open Science Cloud and the International Data Spaces Association. \nEOSC Association President Karel Luyben and EOSC Association Director Sarah Jones will represent the EOSC Association at the event. \nRegistration\nTo take part\, and help shape Europe’s digital metrology agenda\, please register here >> \nThe event aims to: \n\nbring together stakeholders from industry & science and other interested parties and\nassess the major needs of the European industry & society in terms of metrology for digital transformation\, that might be addressed by the EURAMET community and within the proposed European Partnership on Metrology;\n\nDiscussion topics will include: \n\nThe role of data quality for industry and science\nSensor networks in industry and elsewhere\nQuality of and confidence in AI\n\nThe event will conclude with a panel discussion with the invited speakers. \nA preliminary agenda will be available shortly. \nPlease visit the official website for more information
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/euramet-open-consultation-metrology-digital-transformation
CATEGORIES:Other events
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SUMMARY:Establishing a Knowledge Exchange Space at the OntoCommons Global Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Industry 5.0 aims to support the transformation of manufacturing sites into more digital and environmentally friendly solutions and industrial processes. This new technology supports the long-term strategy for the European industrial future that aims to have better data quality\, close connection of scientific and research infrastructures and cooperation with industrial players that can contribute to an efficient economic and societal framework. \nThe OntoCommons project plays a relevant role in this context as it addresses the need of strengthen the interoperability of industrial solutions through the establishment of common semantic basis in different domains (e.g. materials and manufacturing) that supports the improvements of digital interactions\, collaborations\, co-innovation\, re-use and valorisation of data. \nIn order to enrich the collaboration in this area\, the OntoCommons consortium is organising its first Global Workshop with external experts and initiatives. The event offers a platform for all stakeholders to interact and exchange information and updates\, and contributions to the content of the OntoCommons Roadmap (policy recommendations towards data sharing in the European Single Market). \nThe workshop combines open\, topic-based discussions in organised groups with custom-designed engagement of stakeholders through low-level prototyping of novel use cases and emerging scenarios. \nParticipants can join plenary talks\, impulse talks\, moderated sessions and learn more about the main objectives of the project\, the latest studies in the ontology and industrial fields\, while interacting with the project members and experts in the area. \nThe EOSC Association at the 1st OntoCommons Global Workshop\nEOSC Association President Karel Luyben is taking part in a session on Establishing a Knowledge Exchange Space on 3 November 2021 at 11:45 CET\, chaired by Yann Le Franc (e-Science Data Factory)\, together with Florina Piroi (TU Wien)\, Barbara Magagna (GO FAIR)\, and Hilary Hanahoe (RDA). He is offering an overview of EOSC and participating in the panel discussion. \nProgramme and registration
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/establishing-knowledge-exchange-space-ontocommons-global-workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20211026T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20211027T000000
DTSTAMP:20260410T011928
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SUMMARY:new ERA Presidency Conference
DESCRIPTION:The Slovenian Presidency of the Council of the European Union is pleased to announce that the new European Research Area (ERA) Presidency Conference will be held live at the Brdo Congress Centre in Slovenia (complemented by virtual participation) from 26-27 October 2021. \nThe Conference will focus on discussing the process of redesigning the European Research Area (ERA) policy framework\, informing future European Commission policy initiatives\, as well as feeding into policy-making work of the Council of the EU\, the\nMember States and countries associated with Horizon Europe. \nThe first working session of the Conference will be the ministerial policy roundtable\, taking place on 26 October. With the valuable participation of stakeholders\, the conference will discuss the context of the new ERA\, translation of ERA priorities into national actions and policy reforms\, as well as the external dimensions of ERA\, with the Ministers of the current (DE\, PT\, SI) and the upcoming (FR\, CZ\, SE) Trio Presidencies and Commissioner Gabriel. The ministerial roundtable will be followed by a journey to the new ERA panel\, to discuss the Pact for R&I in Europe\, the ERA Policy Agenda and the future governance framework\, with respected panellists and stakeholders’ interactive participation. \nThe second day\, 27 October\, will be fully dedicated to stakeholder discussions where four breakout sessions are foreseen\, based on the three main ERA pillars – people\, infrastructure\, and economy – and an additional horizontal one on Open Science. \nKonstantinos Glinos\, Head of Unit for Open Science\, DG RTD\, European Commission\, will be participating at the breakout session on Day 2 (27 October)\, who will be providing some insightful talk on “ERA for Open Science”. \nEveryone is welcome to shape the ERA and contribute their ideas to the field of research and innovation. \nThe draft programme and the save the date is available here. Please visit this page frequently to receive updates regarding the format of the conference (live or online)\, about the registration and accreditation process. The registration will be open on October 1st\, 2021.
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/new-era-presidency-conference
CATEGORIES:Other events
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SUMMARY:First General Assembly of the Austrian EOSC Mandated Organisation
DESCRIPTION:The first General Assembly of the Austrian EOSC Mandated Organisation will take place on 13 October 2021 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. on the premises of the BMBWF\, Freyung 1\, 3rd floor. \nAdmission from 2:30 p.m. in accordance with the COVID admission rules in force at the time. \nIt is also possible to participate in the General Assembly via Zoom. You will receive the link to the virtual room after registration. \nDue to the current situation\, the number of persons that can be admitted in the room is limited. Participation via zoom is possible in any case. \nIn case of further questions\, please contact: Paolo Budroni\, Coordinator of the Austrian EOSC Mandated Organisation Initiative\, paolo.budroni@tuwien.ac.at. \nVisit the official event page for registration and more details.
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/first-general-assembly-austrian-eosc-mandated-organisation
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SUMMARY:EOSC Task Force workshop at the Open Science FAIR
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 21 September 9:30-11:00 CEST \nThis interactive session is organised by the EOSC Association and will provide information on the vision and priorities of the Implementation Phase of the European Open Science Cloud. It will also gather information on new ideas and resources coming from the OS Fair participants that can contribute directly to the newly set up EOSC Advisory Groups and their Task Forces. \nThe EOSC Association represents a single voice for the advocacy and representation of the broader EOSC Stakeholder community in Europe\, promoting alignment of EU research policy and priorities. A key role of the Association is to continuously develop the EOSC Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) which will influence future EOSC activities at institutional\, national and EU level (including the EOSC-related work programmes in Horizon Europe). This living document will adapt to the changing EOSC ecosystem and the needs of EOSC stakeholders. \nTo achieve this\, the Association has set up a series of Advisory Groups (AG) with Task Forces (TF) to engage with the EOSC community around priority areas which will be discussed. \nAgenda\n\n9:30-9:50 CEST – Introduction to the Task Forces – Sarah Jones\, EOSC Association Director\n9:50-10:15 CEST – Introductions to the EOSC Task Forces\n\nImplementation of EOSC AG – Britta Dreyer\, PID Policy and Implementation Task Force Coordinator\nTechnical challenges on EOSC AG – Ignacio Blanquer\, EOSC Association Director\nMetadata and Data Quality AG – Sarah Jones\, EOSC Association Director\nResearch careers and curricula AG – Gustav Nilsonne\, Research Careers\, Recognition\, and Credit Task Force Coordinator\nSustaining EOSC AG – Bob Jones\, EOSC Association Director\n\n\n10:15-11:00 CEST – Moderated discussion with speakers on TF activities\, useful resources and strategic gaps – Chair\, Sarah Jones\, EOSC Association Director\n\n\nDiscover the programme of the Open Science FAIR 2021
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/eosc-task-force-workshop-open-science-fair
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SUMMARY:Open Science FAIR 2021
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the 3rd Open Science FAIR Conference\, an international event for all topics related to Open Science\nOpen science (also referred to as open scholarship) is at a crossroads. Implementation and adoption are progressing\, with researchers\, research institutions\, funding agencies\, service providers and infrastructures all engaging at various levels. However\, different models are emerging which produce a seemingly fragmented ecosystem and achieve small steps on top of traditional scholarly communication system. In order to enable international and interdisciplinary research\, we need to ensure interoperability across communities and services while still maintaining our ability to support diversity of workflows and knowledge systems. \nOSFAIR2021 is organized as an emblematic initiative of OpenAIRE\, co-organized by key international initiatives in the area of Open Science: COAR\, EIFL\, Force11\, LA Referencia\, LIBER\, OPERAS\, Sparc\, Sparc Europe. \nOSFAIR2021 aims to bring together and empower open science communities and services; to identify common practices related to open science; to see what are the best synergies to deliver and operate services that work for many; and to bring experiences from all around the world and learn from each other. \nThe EOSC Association at the OSFAIR2021\nJoin us on 21 September from 9:30 to 11:00 CEST\, for a 90-minute workshop titled “The European Open Science Cloud – Priorities\, ideas\, and resources for the Implementation phase of EOSC”. \nThis highly interactive session will provide information on the vision and priorities of the Implementation Phase of the European Open Science Cloud. It will also gather information on new ideas and resources coming from the OS Fair participants). \nRegister now
URL:https://eosc.eu/events/open-science-fair-2021
CATEGORIES:Other events
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