Brussels is getting ready to host the second edition of Digital Infrastructures for Research, a joint event organised by the major European e-Infrastructure initiatives (...
EUDAT will contribute with 7 presentations, 2 interactive sessions and 2 posters. Make sure to check out the online programme and register by 3 November 2017 to get your early bird discount rate!
In occasion of the 10th edition of the International Open Access Week, OpenAIRE has scheduled a series of webinars on a variety of topics, including discipline-specific tools and workflows, the legal...
SeaDataCloud is a new project funded by the European Commission to considerably advance the SeaDataNet Services and increase their usage, adopting cloud and High Performance Computing technology for...
The CoreTrustSeal Board offers all interested data repositories a core-level certification based on the DSA–WDS Core Trustworthy Data Repositories Requirements catalogue and procedures. CoreTrustSeal...
The first EMODnet hackathon, 15-17 November 2017 – Antwerp, will offer coders, developers, data enthusiasts, marine/maritime companies, students and entrepreneurs the chance to play with archived...
The EUDAT team is pleased to announce the release of the beta version of the Generic Execution Framework (GEF). The trend towards larger data volumes exacerbates the problem of costly and time...
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...
eInfraCentral, a foundation stone of the future EOSC, releases its first Newsletter: discover what the project is about, how the survey on e-infrastructure service catalogue is carried out and the...
DI4R 2017 is taking place on 30th November and 1st December 2017 in the heart of the European Union: Brussels, Belgium. The organisers (EUDAT, EGI, GÉANT, OpenAIRE, RDA Europe and PRACE) invite all...
How are authors of journal articles paying Open Access fees or Article Processing Costs? What is the administrative burden for authors? And do their research organisations have an accurate overview...
