Events

B2SAFE

Keep research data safe via data management policies

Open data – What do EUDAT communities really think about it?

This article appears in the January 2015 edition of the European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics newsletter Authors: Marie Sandberg, Pawe? Kamocki, Damien Lecarpentier and Rob Baxter

B2ACCESS Management

About Document that describes how a service manager can use the B2ACCESS portal to manage the users and grou

The EUDAT Call for Data Pilots is OPEN

EUDAT invites pan-European or multi-national research communities and research infrastructures to test, integrat

Chris Ariyo on SeaDataCloud | DI4R2017

User-Driven Innovation for Digital Infrastructures for Research

EUDAT joins forces with EGI, GÉANT, OpenAIRE and RDA Europe to organise the Digital Infrastructures for Research 2016 Conference. Designed with research communities in mind, the conference aims to foster broader adoption of digital infrastructure services and promote user-driven innovation. The Call for Participation is now open

Open Call for Exhibitors

Call for Competence Centres and Business Pilots

EUDAT, EGI and INDIGO-DataCloud call for Competence Centres and Business Pilots.

EUDAT featured in the last SeaDataCloud newsletter to describe their strategic and technical cooperation

In the SeaDataCloud project, the SeaDataNet members have entered into a strategic and technical cooperation with the EUDAT consortium: find out more about their collaboration in the latest SeaDataCloud newsletter.

EUDAT CDI presented as an EOSC in Practice Story during the EOSC Summit

EUDAT CDI was among the 13 EOSC in Practice stories presented as part of the EOSC High Level Expert Group's (HLEG) Interim Report - Prompting an EOSC in practice.

Antti Pursula Takes Reins As New EUDAT CDI Head of Secretariat

Following the latest EUDAT Council Meeting last 24 March 2021, Antti Pursula takes up his new role as the Head of the EUDAT Collaborative Data Infrastructure (EUDAT CDI) Secretariat.

Free EUDAT services to make your data FAIR - findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable

There can be no denying the many benefits of making research data FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable).