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Dear readers,
Summer is in full swing, and we hope you are enjoying it to the fullest. In the August EOSC CZ newsletter, we inform about the National Repository Platform for Research Data project, which has successfully passed the peer review, the ESOF 2024 conference, and our collaboration with Austria. Accept the invitation to the National EOSC CZ Conference 2024 and EOSC Symposium 2024, take a look at the upcoming training sessions, and delve into an interview with Marika Hrubá, who is part of the Open Science Core team at Masaryk University.
Have a great summer and enjoy your reading!
The EOSC CZ Initiative Team
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The National Repository Platform for Research Data project has successfully passed a key evaluation and was approved by the Evaluation Committee of the P JAC Managing Authority. The project began on 1 January and has already undergone seven months of intensive work.
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At the end of June, an important meeting of all eleven partners involved in the National Repository Platform for Research Data project took place in Prague. The main objective of the meeting was to present the progress, share key information, and discuss plans for the upcoming period.
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In mid-June, representatives of EOSC CZ participated in the EuroScience Open Forum (ESOF 2024) in Katowice. This event is among the significant international conferences focusing on the latest scientific advancements and their societal impacts. The forum annually serves as a meeting point for scientists, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and journalists. You can find out what we discussed at ESOF 2024 in our article.
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June was marked by international visits and the consolidation of international cooperation. Meghan Bohardt and her colleagues from the EOSC SOA at the University of Vienna, Tereza Kalová, Chris Schubert, Marie Czuray, and Bernd Saurugger, participated in an intensive programme in Brno with presentations on the EOSC CZ Initiative and open science at Masaryk University.
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The development of the EOSC is an evolving process that gets closer to a working implementation every year. The most recent development in the architecture of EOSC is the federation of nodes. For the purpose of gradually identifying and registering candidate nodes into the EOSC Federation, a questionnaire has been created to determine general interest and readiness for the phase of building the EOSC Federation through connection to these nodes.
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The second edition of the NFFA 2024 international summer school was organised by the Nanoscience Foundries and Fine Analysis research infrastructure in Heraklion, Crete. Postgraduate students, researchers, and technicians from academia and industry gained hands-on experience with NFFA-Europe´s data management, metadata, and remote access tools. Olga Bohuslavová and Vladimíra Coufalová from EOSC CZ were among the participants of the summer school and shared their insights with you.
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Marika Hrubá studied museology, library and information studies and is now part of the Open Science Core team at Masaryk University. Thanks to the HR4MUNI project, the Open Science Core team has been operating at MU since 2020. Its goal is to establish policies, infrastructure, and systematic support for the development of open science. Read about Marika's role in the project and the support the Open Science Core team offers to researchers.
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Our training and other open science events
Summer is a time for rest, and therefore, we do not organise any new training sessions during the holiday period. However, we are intensely preparing for the next academic year, which will be full of interesting training sessions and workshops. You can find information about our training events in the Training Center section on the eosc.cz portal. If you've missed any sessions, you can access the recordings of completed training events on our YouTube channel EOSC Czech Republic.
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The National Library of Technology is thrilled to invite you to the Doctoral Summer School, which will take place on 12 and 13 September in Prague. More information about the workshops for early-career researchers and registration can be found on the NTK website.
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The flagship event of the European big data value and data-driven AI research and innovation community will take place from 2 to 4 October in Budapest. The conference brings together industry professionals, business developers, researchers, and policymakers involved in big data and artificial intelligence domains. Check out the programme and register now!
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You still have the opportunity to register for the EOSC Symposium 2024, which will take place from 21 to 23 October in Berlin. This is the main event in the field of European scientific research and a key opportunity for networking and exchanging ideas with prominent figures in the EOSC ecosystem. Our colleagues will be on-site and will showcase the poster titled "Czech EOSC Working Groups: Development of ecosystem for FAIR Data" during the poster session and answer your questions. Check out the programme and register!
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Mark an important date in your calendars: 26 November 2024. Are you interested in the latest trends in data management and storage? The EOSC CZ initiative conference is a unique opportunity for scientists, researchers, and academic staff to gain an up-to-date overview of the possibilities for supporting and utilising the national data infrastructure for research activities. Expand your knowledge and discover new opportunities!
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