EUDAT Conference 2018: insights on the programme and new deadlines for contributions and early-bird registration

NOVEMBER 2017

On 22-25 January 2018, data managers, scientists & research communities, policy-makers, e-Infrastructure initiatives, research infrastructures and ESFRI projects from all over Europe will gather in Porto (Portugal) to attend the next EUDAT Conference entitled "Putting the EOSC vision into practice".

Browse the Conference Programme The overall programme has just been released and counts more than 40 different sessions spread over 4 days. Attend the parallel sessions most relevant to you and get crucial updates on the EOSC, EDI and the future of EUDAT during the plenaries. The impact of the policy framework on EOSC, EUDAT Collaborative Data Infrastructure services, Cross e-Infrastructure collaborations, User Engagement & Training, Demonstrators & Pilots are among the hot topics. Check out the programme

More than just a Conference... A set of co-located workshops, organised by GÉANT, EOSCPilot, AARC, SeaDataCloud, ENVRI, LIBER, the EUDAT Semantics, Sensitive Data and Array Databases Working Groups and many more will complement the programme! Register to the co-located events, taking place on 22,23 and 25 January 2018 and make the most out of the EUDAT Conference! Register now

Have your say: submit your Poster or Demo EUDAT offers you to get the visibility you deserve and exchange knowledge! We would like you to take active part to the conference: submit your poster or demo, you now have time until 8 December 2017! Apply now

...You are still in time to get the best deal! The early-bird deadline has been extended to 27 November 2017 giving you more than 10 extra days to get the best price to attend the conference. Don't miss it out, see you in Porto! Register now

Meet us at DI4R 2017:

And as we get ready for Porto, make sure to mark in your calendar all the EUDAT sessions taking place at the Digital Infrastructures for Research 2017 in Brussels on 30 November and 1 December 2017! Check them out here.

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