EOSC Austria: Visions, needs and requirements for research data and practices #8

The Working Group Researcher Engagement in Austria – have just published our 8th interview. Josef Küng, a computer scientist, talks about the need for large data sets and challenges regarding the access to such data sets. He also touches the topic of quality checks, reference systems and descriptions to increase trust in data quality.

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3rd General Assembly of the Austrian EOSC Mandated Organisation / EOSC Support Office Austria

The 3rd General Assembly of the EOSC Support Austria will be organized on the 18th of October in the Naturhistorisches Museum Wien. Read here why this event is so important to the EOSC Support Office Austria and join us!

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The EOSC Symposium 2023 in Madrid: A recap

The EOSC Symposium 2023 in a wrap: Three days of plenary and breakout sessions, shared insights and new developments were presented to the EOSC community in the capital city of Spain, Madrid. By looking back at all achievements of the last year and looking forward to the future of EOSC, the EOSC Symposium managed to capture the movements in the dynamic environment of EOSC.

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EOSC Austria: Visions, needs and requirements for research data and practices #7

In the 7th interview published by the WG Researcher Engagement, Birgit Wassermann, a microbiome researcher, shares how data sharing has become a common practice in her field and how the availability of data has led through scientific breakthroughs. She also explains that microbiome research could benefit from more data storage space and metadata standards.

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The potential of research data – How research infrastructures support new opportunities and benefits for society

The Swedish presidency of the European Union starts with a forward-looking strategic input to STI-policy. "Europe must focus on the Grand Challenges of our time", as the Lund declaration of 8 July 2009 states: an advocay for European leadership in R&D, for frontier research, and a joint private and public stakeholder-driven approach.

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EOSC Austria: Visions, needs and requirements for research data and practices #5

The Working Group Researcher Engagement has published its fifth interview on research data and practices. In this interview with Erich Schmutzhard, a neurologist, intensive care physician and tropical medicine specialist, gives his opinion on data sharing, trust and ethics in medical research.

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