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Apply now to the joint EUDAT- PRACE 14th DECI Call. Deadline: 21 November 2016, 17:00 CET

09/11/2016

EUDAT and PRACE are joining forces to help research communities gain access to high quality managed e-Infrastructures whose resources can be connected together to enable cross-utilization use cases and make them accessible without any technical barrier.

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Who are EUDAT customers?

03/11/2016
From research infrastructures to e-infrastructures via the user community. Pursuing an active engagement strategy with stakeholders has always been a priority for EUDAT. One of its main ambitions is to bridge the gap between European research infrastructures and e-infrastructures.
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Digital Infrastructures for Research 2016: an important step towards greater collaboration between e-Infrastructures

12/10/2016
The DI4R conference was timely in that EUDAT - the pan European Collaborative Data Infrastructure - announced a landmark agreement to sustain the infrastructure for the next 10 years. This offers research infrastructures, communities and scientists robust and sustainable innovative data services to support their research collaboration and data management.
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The European Open Science Cloud will be a reality by 2020

12/10/2016
The High Level Expert Group on the European Open Science Cloud (HLEG-EOSC) released its report “Realising the European Open Science Cloud” on 10 October 2016.
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Celebrate Open Access Week 2016 with OpenAIRE webinars

10/10/2016
In occasion of the 9th edition of the International Open Access Week, OpenAIRE has scheduled a full week of webinars expected to shed some light on the implementation of Open Science as well as the activities OpenAIRE is involved in.
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A landmark agreement sustaining the pan European Collaborative Data Infrastructure for the next 10 years

03/10/2016

3rd October 2016 - 16 major European research organisations, data and computing centres signed an agreement to sustain the EUDAT – pan European collaborative data infrastructure for the next 10 years. The organisations stand together behind a long term sustainability plan and commit to develop, maintain and deploy pan-European research data services and to promote harmonization of research data management practices across centres.

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ICRI2016: EUDAT partners with Research Infrastructures – a winning collaboration

30/09/2016
EUDAT – the Collaborative Data Infrastructure – has partnered with Research Infrastructures since its foundation 5 years ago, ensuring that the data infrastructure and its suite of research data management services are developed and designed to support research infrastructure deliver to their end users. EUDAT – the Collaborative Data Infrastructure – is a natural partner for Research Infrastructures as it offers a sustainable, robust, interoperable, secure and trustworthy data infrastructure and a suite of integrated research data management services that can be used to address data management challenges across all scientific disciplines.
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The EUDAT September/October agenda

08/09/2016

We have listed below all the major EUDAT workshops and events that took place in September 2016. Click on the event title to find more about the main outcomes.

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Instruct, the ESFRI infrastructure for Structural Biology, successfully adopts EUDAT services

08/09/2016
Members of Instruct, the ESFRI infrastructure for Structural Biology, can now use B2SHARE, and other B2ACCESS services.
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A story of how European researchers & innovators are benefiting from e-Infrastructures

26/08/2016
European Union (EU) has 1,7 million researchers and 70 million science and technology professionals engaged in the creation of new knowledge, products, services and processes. All these professionals, from different disciplines, can now work together and exploit the full potential of their work, thanks to EU-funded e-infrastructures. EUDAT is one of them!
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