Events

Summer Schools

EUDAT Summer School 2023

EUDAT Summer School 2023 was hosted between 26 and 30 of June 2023 in Kajaani, Finland. This edition strengthened the skills required to excel in data management, getting the participants geared up to manage and process data throughout the full, research-data lifecycle.

EUDAT - PRACE Summer School 2019

EUDAT Summer School 2017

EUDAT Conferences

Conferences

25 Nov '26

EUDAT Conference 2026

The EUDAT Conference is the flagship biennial event of EUDAT that serves as a premier European forum for researchers, data managers, and IT service providers to discuss the latest advancements in Research Data Management (RDM) and Open Science.

EUDAT Conference 2024

EUDAT Conference 2022

EUDAT Conference 2018

EUDAT's Role in Building European Cloud-Based Research Hub Highlighted

In a recent success story by the European Commission on the recently-concluded EOSC-hub project, EUDAT was cited as one of the key e-infrastructures which the European Open Science Cloud is built on, through its significant contributions to EOSC-hub.

EUDAT -Towards a pan-European Collaborative Data Infrastructure

Information and Data Management Repository Platform for Nanoscience in Europe

The efficient data archiving for nanoscience community is a key challenge, i.e.

EUON Session 1

Chair: James Malone

B2SAFE

Keep research data safe via data management policies

Poster Exhibition

Posters from: - Research Space - University of Bologna - PNSC - Deutsches Jugendinstitut - Deutsches Klimarechenzentrum [DKRZ] - GRNET - IDARMA

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Introduction to EUDAT for Community Data Managers and the general public. Service: All EUDAT

Bespoke Research Data Management Solutions for Community Managers and Organisations in Support of FAIR and Open Science

Data management is a critical aspect of modern research and collaboration.

Research Communities

Why EUDAT? EUDAT addresses the needs of research communities who are producing or using very large data sets

Karlsruhe as The Next Node Within the Open Science Network: Getting There & Things to Do

Located at the edge of Schwarzwald Forest, Karlsruhe, the next destination of the EUDAT Conference, offers a unique combination of cultural sight-seeing and an escape to nature.

EUDAT interviews with research communities about uptake plans: CLARIN

This month EUDAT interviewed Dieter Van Uytvanck, the Technical Director for CLARIN ERIC, to find out about CLARIN’s ongoing work integrating its infrastructure with the EUDAT common data services. Dieter is based at Utrecht University where he is responsible for the construction and maintenance of CLARIN’s technical infrastructure. Dieter and the teams at the 31 CLARIN centres are working together with a group of central developers to connect language resources and tools so researchers in the humanities and social science can easily access and make use of these valuable resources.