As part of the European Digital Single Market strategy, the Open Science Cloud will raise research to the next level. It promotes not only scientific excellence and data reuse but also job growth and increased competitiveness in Europe, and drives Europe-wide cost efficiencies in scientific infrastructure through the promotion of interoperability on an unprecedented scale.
The researcher centric European Open Science Cloud offers researchers from all disciplines seamless, open access to the advanced digital capabilities, resources and expertise they need to collaborate and to carry out data- and computing-intensive science. Secure and trustworthy, the Open Science Cloud engages researchers in governing, managing and preserving resources for everyone’s benefit. The Open Science Cloud is an open, service-driven endeavour, inclusive of all stakeholders. Governed as a commons, it leverages two decades of public and private investment in e-infrastructures for the benefit of scientific research and innovation.
Following a recent joint statement on the European Open Science Cloud for Research (EOSC) by EUDAT, LIBER, OpenAIRE, EGI and GÉANT, the first in a series of workshops to discuss this joint vision was organised in Bari in November 2015. The second workshop, took place in Rome 5th February 2016, focused on understanding the roles of e-Infrastructures and Research infrastructures in this initiative, together with the potential governance models for a concrete contribution to Europe’s Digital Single Market.
Researchers, research infrastructure, and e-Infrastructures together with national and international service provider, data centre and research organisation strategists and decision makers were invited to attend and actively participate in this discussion.
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Agenda
09:00 - 09:45 |
Plenary Session: The European Open Science Cloud: What and for Whom? Convener: Per Öster |
Jean-Claude Burgelman, EC DG RTD |
10:15 | Networking Coffee | |
10:30 - 12:00 |
Panel: The Research Infrastructures in the EOSC: expectations and requirements Convener: Leif Laaksonen Cross-Disciplinary/cross-infrastructure use cases |
Massimo Cocco, EPOS |
12:00 - 13:00 |
Panel: Support for the whole research process in the EOSC Convener: Rosette Vandenbroucke An integrated view from EUDAT/EGI/OPENAIRE/GEANT/LIBER |
Kimmo Koski, EUDAT |
13:00 | Networking Lunch | |
13:45 - 15:00 |
Plenary & Panel: From vision to implementation Convener: Tiziana Ferrari Governance and stakeholder influence in the EOSC: |
Jean-Claude Burgelman, EC DG RTD Matthew Dovey, JISC |
15:00 | Workshop ends - Networking Coffee |
For any further deatils on the workshop please contact eudat-info@postit.csc.fi