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EUDAT Fundamentals Training

What is the value of EUDAT for your project? How can the EUDAT services support your research data management activities? These and other questions will be answered during the training “EUDAT fundamentals”.
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EUDAT User Forum, 3-4 February 2016, Rome, Italy

EUDAT invited research infrastructure and community representatives, domain researchers, community managers and data managers to attend its User Forum, which took place at the NH Leonardo da Vinci Hotel, via dei Gracchi, Rome, 3-4 February 2016. Over 130 attendees were present experiencing two days of interesting presentations and discussions relating to all things data.
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CLARIN B2SAFE workshop

The "CLARIN B2SAFE workshop" takes place on the 7th of December 2015 at the Surf Offices in Utrecht, the Netherlands. The workshop is intended for CLARIN centres that indicated interest in using B2SAFE.
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EUDAT First Working Groups Workshop 12-13 November 2015, Barcelona, Spain

The first EUDAT Working Groups Workshop will be held from 12 to the 13 November 2015 at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center. The goal of the workshop is to bring together experts from different areas that will lead and contribute to cement the strategy and activities of the working groups.
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"The EUDAT infrastructure: Foundation, utilisation and implementation". EUDAT training workshop at the EGI Community Forum, 12 November 2015

This training workshop has four aims: to present and discuss the EUDAT research data services in relation to the research data lifecycle; to demonstrate the interoperability between two research data infrastructures: EUDAT and EGI; to describe how to integrate the B2Share service with existing community sites; to explain and demonstrate how persistent identifiers form an essential building block for research data management
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"EGI EUDAT interoperability use cases" workshop at the upcoming EGI Community Forum 2015, 11 November 2015, Bari, Italy

 
EUDAT is a collaborative pan-European infrastructure providing research data services, training and consultancy for researchers, research communities and research infrastructures and data centers. EGI (European Grid Infrastructure) is a federation of shared computing, storage and data resources from national and intergovernmental resource providers that delivers sustainable, integrated and secure distributed computing services to European researchers and their international partners.
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EUDAT supporting Open Science at ICT 2015, 21 October 2015, Lisbon, Portugal

Open science is about the way research is carried out, disseminated, deployed and transformed by digital tools, networks and media. Open science relies on the combined effects of technological development and cultural change towards collaboration and openness in research...
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EGI – PRACE – EUDAT Coupled Computing and Data Analytics to support Science

This session organised by PRACE together with EGI and EUDAT will connect experts from European computing and data infrastructures, and representatives from scientific user communities, to explore ways in which major European e-infrastructures can work together to better support Open Science.
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1st WISE Workshop “Wise Information Security for collaborating E-infrastructures”, 20 - 22 October 2015, Barcelona, Spain

SIG-ISM and SCI join forces to run the first WISE workshop! From the 20th to the 22nd of October, the workshop’s objective will be to enhance the collaboration among large e-infrastructures and NRENs and their communities on handling security information. WISE also wants to provide tools to enhance the general knowledge about security among the partners.
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4th International LSDMA Symposium on “The Challenge of Big Data in Science”, 1st October 2015, Karlsruhe, Germany

Management of scientific Big Data poses challenges at all stages of the data life cycle – acquisition, ingest, access, replication, preservation, etc. For scientific communities the data exploration – commonly considered as the 4th pillar besides experiment, theory and simulation – is of utmost importance to gain new scientific insights and knowledge.
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