Members and Observers of the EOSC Association include research funders, research performing organisations, research infrastructures, data service providers and others.
You can browse and filter the list below to learn more about the organisations currently involved in the EOSC Association. Mandated Organisations are also considered as members.
Slovenia
The Academic and Research Network of Slovenia (ARNES) is a public institute that provides network and other services to research, educational and cultural organizations, and enables them to establish connections and cooperation with each other and with related organizations abroad.
Poland
AMU is the major academic institution in Poznań and one of the top Polish universities. Its reputation has been founded on tradition, achievements of the academic staff, and attractive interdisciplinary curricula offered to students. AMU is one of ten research universities in Poland, strongly oriented to the development of scientific research and their internationalization. AMU is a centre of academic excellence where research and teaching are mutually sustaining.
Sudan
AASCTC is registered in Khartoum Sudan in 2014. Currently, it is collaborating with China Network Information Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences to install a Petascale Data Center, with Cloud Computing and Supercomputer based on Global Open Science Cloud(GOSC). AASCTC is collaborating with EGI on EOSC-Hub EAP project on GOSC. AASCTC is associate member of both International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and Committee on Data (CODATA). AASCTC focuses only on supercomputer applications software developments in any field of studies and training including industrial intelligent supercomputers.
Italy
Area Science Park is a public national research organization that promotes the development of innovation processes. For 40 years, its mission has been to boost connections between research and enterprise, public administration and the private sector, supporting national and international initiatives and fostering territorial development. Area Science Park’s valuable assets can provide a range of benefits including cutting-edge equipment and technological facilities for industrial research.
Greece
The vision of Athena RC is to serve the full spectrum of the research lifecycle, starting from basic and applied research, continuing on to system & product building and infrastructure service provision, and ending with technology transfer and entrepreneurship. The fundamental role of Athena RC is to build knowledge and devise solutions and technologies for the digital society. Its value lies in the unique collection of skills and know-how of its researchers and professional staff and its national and international reputation.
Spain
The Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) has been Spain’s national supercomputing facility since 2005. Its mission is to research, develop and manage information technologies in order to facilitate scientific progress. BSC was a pioneer in combining HPC service provision, and R&D into both computer and computational science under one roof. The centre currently has a staff of over 700 from 41 countries and it houses MareNostrum, who’s fifth edition will be a EuroHPC pre-Exascale computer.
Spain
BCAM is a world-class interdisciplinary Research Centre in the field of Applied Mathematics that was founded in 2008, with a focus on interdisciplinary research in mathematics, as well as training, attracting talented scientists, and promoting scientific and technological advances worldwide. BCAM scientific activities are organised into Research Lines working in relevant areas through highly competitive projects. With the mission “mathematics in the service of society”.
Belgium
Belnet, the Belgian national research and education network, has been providing high-quality, innovative network infrastructures and related services to Belgian universities, colleges, research centres, and public services since 1993. The ultra-high performance research network transports huge data flows and stimulates (inter)national cooperation in the field of research and education. In addition, Belnet offers services in the areas of connectivity, security, cloud, and mobility to its users.
Ukraine
BITP, a leading institution of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, is representing both the interests of its scientific community and it is a representative of the Basic Coordination Center (BCC) of the Ukrainian National Grid (UNG). BITP is also defined as a legal entity that is representing UNG as an associate member of EGI.eu.
France
CINES is a french national supercomputing center located in Montpellier. It offers global services to the scientific community in (1) High-Performance Computing (HPC); (2) Long term digital preservation; (3) Hosting of IT platforms. CINES is strongly involved in many EOSC projects: EOSC-Hub, EOSC-Pillar (technical coordinator), eTDR archiving platform in the EOSC marketplace and FAIRsFAIR. It also coordinates the CEF project PHIDIAS and is a founding member of the EUDAT-CDI consortium.
France
The ISSN International Centre is the Registration Authority for ISO 3297 -- ISSN. It manages the identification and the description of serial publications, print and digital, at the international level. With more than 90 member countries, the ISSN International Centre and the ISSN Network offer a suite of services on the ISSN portal (portal.issn.org), e.g. the Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources (road.issn.org) and the Keepers Registry (keepers.issn.org).
Spain
CREAF is a public research and innovation center in terrestrial ecology, territorial analysis and environmental impact, which strives for excellence in knowledge generation, methodological development, transfer, training and dissemination. It aims to contribute to improving the conservation and management of our natural environment and territory on the regional and global scales by acting as a bridge between academia, public administrations and society.
Spain
CIEMAT is a public research body assigned to the Ministry of Science and Innovation focusing on energy, environment and related technologies. It owns offices in several regions of Spain, and its activity is structured around projects which form a bridge between R+D+I and social interest goals. It collaborates with other R+D+I institutions and businesses in the sector to transfer the generated knowledge and technology, supporting and encouraging innovation and changing the economic model.
Belgium
CESAER is the European association of leading specialised and comprehensive universities of science and technology that: champion excellence in higher education, training, research and innovation; influence debate; contribute to the realisation of open knowledge societies; and, deliver significant scientific, economic, social and societal impact.
Czech Republic
CESNET was established in 1996 by public universities and the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic for the purpose of the operation and development of the e-infrastructure CESNET and realization of associated research in IT leading to the development of capacities and services of this research infrastructure. Since 2020, CESNET has been coordinating the development and operation of Czech national e-infrastructure e-INFRA CZ.
