Initiative in data

Implementing the EOSC initiative in the Czech Republic is a complex process. It is not limited to one specific area but extends to a wide range of research areas, which also impacts the everyday life of society. The initiative involves many institutions that need to be involved in cooperation. These institutions should be supported and their progress in adopting the principles of open science, FAIR data and EOSC should be monitored.

In this section you will find information and data on the development of the initiative, as well as key documents and background documents accompanying the initiative.

If you need to contact us, don't hesitate to get in touch with us at data@eosc.cz

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15 Oct

Budapest hosted the European Big Data Value Forum 2024

The European Big Data Value Forum 2024 took place in Hungary's capital from 2 to 4 October. This main event for Europe's research and innovation community in the fields of big data and artificial intelligence is traditionally organised by the Big Data Value Association. Representatives from the EOSC CZ initiative were also present at this year's conference and they will share their impressions with you.

22 Aug

Open Science and automation: Marek Cebecauer changes the approach to research data management

Marek Cebecauer, is a biochemist and a pioneer in imaging techniques who is not only involved in immunology research but also in scientific data management. In this interview, he explains how chance encounters with leading experts led him to microscopy and the challenges of working with complex data.

22 Jul

We break stereotypes about data, says Open Science Coordinator Marika Hrubá

Marika Hrubá studied Museology and Library and Information Studies and is now part of the Open Science Core Team at Masaryk University (MU). The Open Science Core Team has been operating at MU since 2020 thanks to the HR4MUNI project and aims to set up policy, infrastructure and systematic support for the development of open science.