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SUMMARY:1st Symposium of Research Infrastructures
DESCRIPTION:The Symposium will be the occasion to highlight Horizon Europe’s support for Open Science\,  broader access to RIs and contribution of RIs to green and digital transistion\, showcase relevant funded projects\, educate National Contact Points and encourage global Research Infrastructures dialogue. \nThe event will be hosted by the Institute of Health Carlos III (ISCIII). \nYou can use the QR code in the Save the Date or this link to register. Registration to the symposia will be open until the 26th of April 2024. \nFor practical information about the location\, metro and hotel Click Here. \nHere is the Agenda.
URL:https://eosc.trust-it.it/events/1st-symposium-of-research-infrastructure/
LOCATION:Madrid\, Spain
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240514
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240524
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SUMMARY:RDA's 22nd Plenary Meeting
DESCRIPTION:The Research Data Alliance’s 22nd Plenary meeting (VP22) is now confirmed and will take place as a fully virtual event. Organised by the RDA Secretariat\, VP22 will be held for half-days spread across two weeks\, between 14-23 May 2024. \nWith the theme “Local Action – Global Connection”\, which also aligns with the four themes of RDA’s Strategic Plan\, the plenary will focus on collaboration and engagement with our global community through the sharing of local experiences\, best practices and  recommendations. \nWe invite individuals and groups at all stages of their careers to contribute to the discussions\, meet data professionals\, and get involved in the RDA community. Over the course of two weeks\, RDA Working and Interest Groups\, Communities of Practice and Birds of a Feather sessions will address the most significant challenges that data leaders face today\, presenting ongoing research that are building the fundamentals for data science. \nRegardless of where you are in the world\, you won’t need to travel anywhere! Join VP22 from the comfort of your preferred place. \nPlanning for the VP22 is underway\, and we look forward to sharing further details soon!
URL:https://eosc.trust-it.it/events/rdas-22nd-plenary-meeting/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20240514T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20240514T160000
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SUMMARY:Assessing national current FAIR-enabling capabilities
DESCRIPTION:The “FAIR Implementation Workshop – Assessing national current FAIR-enabling capabilities” will take place on 14 May 2024 14:00-16:00 CEST. Confirm your registration below. Note: Registration for the workshop is free but mandatory. \nThe Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment (CoARA) is a group of organisations who work on harmonising the assessment of research. It takes into account practices and activities that maximise the quality and impact of research. It involves basing assessment primarily on qualitative judgment\, for which peer review is central\, supported by responsible use of quantitative indicators. \nThis two-hour workshop will focus on the topic of research assessment to help the selected candidates to draft their FAIR implementation action plan by taking into account the research assessment aspect. \n  \nSpeakers: \nErzsébet Toth Czifra (CoARA) is the Open Science Officer of DARIAH ERIC where she is responsible for fostering and implementing policies and practices related to the open dissemination of research results in the arts and humanities. Her advocacy activities include charing DARIAH’s research data management working group\, providing workshops\, webinars\, and other training activities to arts and humanities scholars on a regular basis. She is also involved in European science policy making as well as European infrastructure-building projects such as SSHOC\, OPERAS-P and TRIPLE. She received her PhD in Cultural Linguistics and also has a background in scholarly communication.Toth Czifra (CoARA). \nKatarzyna Nawrot holds a PhD in Economics from the Poznan University of Economics (UEP). She is a Professor at the Department of European Studies at the UEP. In the context of the Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment (CoARA)\, she is leading an international team dealing with indicators and parameters in the evaluation of science. Their work is based on a community of practice with exchange of knowledge and experiences. It is open to the global level and not restricted to the European one.
URL:https://eosc.trust-it.it/events/assessing-national-current-fair-enabling-capabilities/
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240515
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240518
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SUMMARY:Emerging trends for international collaboration in the CRIS domain
DESCRIPTION:CRIS 2024 is organised by euroCRIS in cooperation with the RIS Synergy Project and with friendly support of TU Wien and the University of Vienna. \nCRIS 2024 is the sixteenth edition in a biennial series of conferences devoted to improving the availability of and access to research information systems across Europe. The target audience includes managers of research-performing and/or funding institutions\, evaluators\, librarians\, ICT experts\, as well as policy makers. euroCRIS is a non-profit professional association of CRIS experts and custodian of the Common European Research Information Format (CERIF).
URL:https://eosc.trust-it.it/events/emerging-trends-for-international-collaboration-in-the-cris-domain/
LOCATION:Vienna\, Austria
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20240515T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20240515T120000
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SUMMARY:URN:NBN webinar
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an exciting URN:NBN webinar hosted by the National Library of Finland on 15 May 2024\, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. (UTC +2) or 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (Finnish time). \nExplore the upcoming URN:NBN landscape report and discover the PID meta resolver developed for EOSC by the FAIRCORE4EOSC project. Dive into case studies presented by current URN and NBN providers from European national libraries. \nEngage in discussions on URN use and policy\, and contribute to shaping future URN:NBN development and collaboration. \nURN:NBN service providers\, users\, and PID enthusiasts are all invited to participate! \n  \nPlease note the day’s schedule is still subject to change. \n9:00-9:05         Welcome (NatLibFin) \n9:05-9:25         URN:NBN Landscape Report (Ulriika Vihervalli) \n9:25-9:45         PID Meta Resolver (FAIRCORE4EOSC) \n9:45-10:00       Discussion / Q&A \n10:00-10:15     Break \nURN:NBNs at National Levels \n10:15-10:25     National Library of Finland (Jyrki Ilva & Emma Pietarila) \n10:25-10:35     National Library of Germany (Stephanie Palek) \n10:35-10:45     National Library of the Netherlands (Sam Alloing) \n10:45-10:55     National Central Library of Florence (Chiara Storti) \n10:55-11:05     Discussion / Q&A \n11:05-11:20     Break \nFuture of URN:NBNs \n11:20-11:40    Small Group Discussion: URN:NBN Development and Collaboration \n11:40-11:55    Open Floor: Group Discussion Results \n11:55-12:00     End of Webinar (Ulriika Vihervalli) \n  \nFor any questions or queries\, please email the organiser Ulriika Vihervalli: ulriika.vihervalli@helsinki.fi
URL:https://eosc.trust-it.it/events/urnnbn-webinar/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20240517T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20240517T120000
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SUMMARY:Benefits of EOSC and international collaboration in service development for Finnish Academia
DESCRIPTION:The FAIR National Roadshow series is visiting Finland on the 17th of May 2024!\nThe event will be virtually hosted by the CSC\, in Finland. \nThis event will bring together the Finnish Academia to learn about the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) and its impact on the national level. The programme is structured in two parts. First\, the participants will get a comprehensive overview of what EOSC is all about and the status of its implementation complemented by a presentation by University of Eastern Finland\, the first Finnish research performance organisation that joined the EOSC Association. The second part will explore national services for research and the important role of international collaboration in developing them to implement the EOSC vision. Lastly\, the participants will be informed about FAIR-IMPACT engagement opportunities. Ample time is reserved for discussion. \nTarget audience: Finnish Academia \nLanguage: English \nDate: 17 May 2024\, 09:00 – 12:00 CEST \nLocal facilitators: CSC\, University of Eastern Finland\, Finnish Social Science Data Archive / University of Tampere\, Federation of Finnish Learned Societies \n 
URL:https://eosc.trust-it.it/events/benefits-of-eosc-and-international-collaboration-in-service-development-for-finnish-academia/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20240522T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20240522T130000
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SUMMARY:National Tripartite Event: Netherlands
DESCRIPTION:The second EOSC National Tripartite Event in the Netherlands will take place on May 22nd (09:00 – 13:00) in Utrecht at the SURF conference facility. The event aims to inform Dutch stakeholders about the decision-making process and positions of the EC(Pantelis Tziveloglou)\, EOSC-SB (Volker Beckmann) and EOSC -A (Karel Luyben) regarding the governance of EOSC after 2027 and the way in which the EOSC federation could be operationalized. The event will also be used to give stakeholders in the Netherlands the opportunity to discuss ideas about how the Dutch Open Science landscape can be connected to the EOSC. \nThe NTE is organized by SURF (Mandated Organisation of the EOSC Association)\, the ministries OCW and EZK (EOSC Steering Board members)\, Open Science NL and DANS. \nIn April 2023\, the first EOSC National Tripartite Event was organised in the Netherlands. Program\, post event report and presentations of the first event can be found via this link.\nhttps://eosc.eu/events/national-tripartite-event-netherlands/
URL:https://eosc.trust-it.it/events/national-tripartite-event-netherlands-2/
LOCATION:Utrecht\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:EOSC NTE
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240527
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240529
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SUMMARY:EOSC Association 8th General Assembly
DESCRIPTION:The EOSC Association’s 8th General Assembly will be a lunch-to-lunch\, in-person meeting to be held 27-28 May 2024. The meeting will be held in Leuven\, Belgium.\nRegistration is closed. \n\nDownload draft agenda (24 May)\nDirections to venues for participants\n\nLocation\nIrish College Leuven\, courtesy of Meet in Flanders\nThe General Assembly meeting will be held at Irish College Leuven\, which is a 5-minute walk from the Leuven historic centre\, and a 25-minute walk from the Leuven train station. \nLeuven can be reached in 15 minutes via a direct train from the Brussels national airport (BRU). The BRU-Leuven train runs twice an hour. \n\nFollow this link for details on getting to Leuven.\nYou can also download and print this PDF.\n\n\nAccommodation details\nThe EOSC Association has blocked out rooms at four hotels in Leuven so that you may choose the location and price level that suits you best. We have coordinated with RoomTrust to provide individual hotel details and room options on a single website. You may book your room directly through the RoomTrust website\, which will ensure you receive the conference rate. Rooms are first-come first-served\, so please book as soon as possible. \n  \nBook your room/s \n  \n\nAbout Leuven\nLeuven Town Hall\nLeuven is world-famous for its 15th Century Gothic town hall. The city is first mentioned in relation to the Battle of Leuven\, in the late 9th century\, when a Viking army was defeated by Arnulf of Carinthia. It soon became a significant trading and manufacturing centre\, famed for its quality linens. \nCommercial activity continued to grow and by the Middle Ages Leuven had become an administrative centre under the rule of The Counts of Leuven. \nBRU-Leuven\, courtesy of Leuven Convention Bureau\nToday the University\, KU Leuven\, founded in 1425\, is one of the world’s leading universities. Since 2016\, KU Leuven has headed the Reuters list of Europe’s most innovative universities\, and ranks seventh in world rankings. KU Leuven is also a member of the EOSC Association. \nLeuven is an internationally oriented city and region\, lying at the crossroads of health\, high tech and creativity. It is a perfect breeding ground for companies\, entrepreneurs\, investors and talent. In 2020\, the iCapital of Europe jury unanimously chose Leuven as European Innovation Capital. \nFind out more : https://www.visitleuven.be/en
URL:https://eosc.trust-it.it/events/eosc-association-8th-general-assembly/
LOCATION:Irish College Leuven\, Janseniusstraat 1\, Leuven\, 3000\, Belgium
CATEGORIES:EOSC-A General Assemblies
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20240527T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20240527T123000
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CREATED:20240510T081552Z
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SUMMARY:Advancing Data Exchange Innovations in FAIR Data Spaces | Second Open Call
DESCRIPTION:Overview: \nThe FAIR Data Spaces project\, coordinated by Fraunhofer\, is at the forefront of integrating services from Gaia-X\, International Data Spaces (IDS)\, the German National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI)\, and the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). The project has already launched several demonstrators (see Technical Foundations)\, showcasing its practical applications in areas such as biodiversity\, research data quality assurance\, and cross-platform data analysis. To further explore new areas\, the first open call was released inviting companies to develop innovative data exchange scenarios between industry and academia. This call announced three research and development contracts\, each funded with a budget of €60\,000. Fraunhofer is set to announce a second round soon\, continuing with the same overall budget of €180\,000. \n  \nObjective of the Webinar: \nThis webinar will introduce the upcoming second round of the FAIR Data Spaces project’s open call. Ideal for existing partners and new participants\, this session aims to enhance understanding of the project’s scope and to streamline the submission process for new tenders. Attendees will gain insights into the project’s achievements and learn about the expectations for upcoming submissions\, including opportunities for creating new demonstrators. \n  \nKey Discussion Points: \n\nIntroduction to the FAIR Data Spaces project and its significance in the current research and industry landscape.\nOverview of the developed demonstrators and an explanation of the expectations and requirements for the second round of tenders\, including potential areas for new demonstrators and improvements.\nOpen discussion for feedback from participants to understand their perspectives and expectations\, ensuring the upcoming tender aligns with the needs and capabilities of the community.\n\nTarget Audience: \nThis webinar is tailored for companies and organizations across various sectors looking to deepen their engagement with advanced data management approaches\, as well as those already involved in data exchange projects and initiatives. The webinar is an opportunity for organizations aiming to influence and harness the latest in data exchange technologies within the frameworks of Gaia-X and NFDI. \nRegistration Details: \nMark your calendar for May 27th! Subscribe to FAIR Data Spaces project newsletter to receive timely updates and access details for the webinar.
URL:https://eosc.trust-it.it/events/advancing-data-exchange-innovations-in-fair-data-spaces-second-open-call/
CATEGORIES:Other events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20240530T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20240530T150000
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SUMMARY:WSIS Action Line C7 E-science: Assessment of progress made over the last 20 years
DESCRIPTION:With the deadline to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) fast approaching\, the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) is poised to address the critical role of the intersection of the Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and sciences in accelerating progress towards sustainable development goals. The focus of this panel will be to discuss and debate the most important issues in the intersection of new technologies and science and that will catalyze action around policy reform\, establishing rights-based frameworks\, enhancing digital accessibility\, fostering openness in innovation\, and ensuring inclusive multistakeholder collaboration. The proposal has been developed taking into account the UN’s Key Proposals Across the 12 Commitments. \nThe dynamic interface between eScience and new technologies serves as a critical axis for the future of scientific inquiry and collaboration. In this context\, recognizing the revolutionary influences of developments like artificial intelligence\, big data analytics\, and synthetic data generation on research methodology\, data dissemination\, and collaborative scientific effort become critical. The incorporation of new technologies such as generative AI into the research ecosystem represent a significant leap\, allowing for the automation of difficult analyses\, the generation of novel ideas\, and the acceleration of discoveries across multiple scientific fields. Similarly\, the integration of big data analytics into eScience has unprecedented opportunities for predictive modeling\, trend analysis\, and informed decision-making. Additionally\, the new field of synthetic data generation\, a technology promising to revolutionize research by providing realistic\, yet privacy-compliant datasets. While these technologies can address real time effectiveness of scientific solutions\, they can also generate ethical\, privacy and security risks to humanity. \nWithin these contexts\, opening science and technological democratization can not only be a challenge but also unfold new dimensions for open access to research\, data\, software and scientific infrastructure. Thus new policies\, strategies and workflows have become necessary for their governance\, ethical upscaling\, reproducibility and integrity. \nObjective: \nThe panel will discuss and aim to establish a consensus on the need for WSIS to reorientate its actions towards the protection of digital rights\, the guarantee for universal access to information and technology\, the promotion of open solutions\, and the engagement with multiple stakeholders. \nKey Focus of the panel: \n\nWhich new policy frameworks are required to optimize the role of emerging technologies\, ensuring their accessibility\, safeguarding digital rights\, and promoting openness in the scientific domain?\n\nKey global and national policy shifts that will help prioritize digital rights\, privacy\, and ethical standards in the use of new technologies for scientific advancements.\n\n\nHow can eScience contribute to improving the accessibility of new technologies for the broader scientific community?\n\nStrategies to eliminate barriers to access to new technologies for scientific research\, focusing on underserved communities and marginalized groups.\n\n\nWhat forms of Openness and Innovation must be fostered to enhance the accessibility of new technologies to sciences?\n\nOpen standards\, open-source technologies\, and open data essential for fostering innovation and collaboration to leverage the power of new technologies for solving complex global challenges and driving sustainable development.\n\n\nWhat new collaborations are essential to encourage multistakeholder collaboration in harnessing the potential of new ICT solutions for scientific innovation?\n\nFrameworks for effective collaboration among governments\, private sector\, academia\, civil society\, and international organizations to leverage ICTs and science for the SDGs.\n\n\nWhat new rights-Based approaches are essential in the wider domain of science and technology and innovation?\n\nEnsuring that ICTs and scientific advancements are aligned with human rights principles\, addressing issues such as digital divide\, data protection\, and equitable access to technologies.\n\n\n\nExpected Outcomes: \n\nThe establishment of a consensus on policy reform\, enhanced accessibility\, the promotion of openness\, and the engagement in multistakeholder collaboration as foundational pillars in customizing eScience to further the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).\nThe development of a comprehensive action plan that articulates specific initiatives\, offers policy recommendations\, and outlines collaborative frameworks aimed at implementation by the year 2030.\nThe issuance of a formal statement to be recognized by the Chief Executives Board (CEB) that reaffirms the significance of adopting rights-based\, inclusive methodologies to maximize the utility of new technologies in scientific innovation and sustainable development.
URL:https://eosc.trust-it.it/events/wsis-action-line-c7-e-science-assessment-of-progress-made-over-the-last-20-years/
LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland
CATEGORIES:Other events
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