EOSC CZ Working Groups

21 Jul

From JupyterLab to Metadata: What the 2026 Summer School for Data Stewards Offered

This year’s Summer School for Data Stewards, held in Malá Morávka in the Jeseníky Mountains, offered a practical programme focused on tools, skills and approaches that can make the everyday work of data stewards easier.

24 Jun

Molecular Biophysics Database: How Does a Database for Biophysicists Work and What Is Its Benefit for Research?

Measurements in molecular biophysics help scientists understand the behaviour of biomolecules and their interactions. The article introduces the Molecular Biophysics Database (MBDB), a database that enables experimental biophysical data to be stored, described, shared and reused, making them easier to find, cite and use in further research.

12 Jun

“Published Scientific Literature Is Systematically Biased Toward Positive Findings,” Says Researcher Michal Smetana

How often can findings published in leading scientific journals actually be replicated? And to what extent do the studies that have shaped our understanding of topics such as nuclear deterrence or public attitudes towards nuclear weapons remain robust in today’s geopolitical landscape? We spoke with Associate Professor Michal Smetana from the Institute of International Studies at the FSS Charles University, recipient of the Neuron Award, Head of the Peace Research Center Prague, and Principal Investigator of a European Research Council project.

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