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Dear open science enthusiasts,
Spring is in full swing, and we're keeping up the momentum. Here's the May issue of the EOSC CZ newsletter, packed with updates from the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) initiative.
Our newsletter looks back at the MetaCentrum seminar in Brno and the Visegrad Group conference. Take a peek behind the scenes to find out more. In this issue, we'll introduce you to the EOSC EU Node platform, which promotes the use of FAIR data across Europe.
There's an interview not to miss – with Matyáš Hiřman, a data steward from the Central Library of Charles University, who discusses methodologies for natural science research data. Don't miss the International Conference on Persistent Identifiers, and accept an invitation to the FAIR Implementation Workshop.
Enjoy your reading!
The EOSC CZ Initiative Team
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During the traditional two-day MetaCentrum seminar called the “Solver Seminar”, representatives from the EOSC CZ initiative gave several cross-cutting presentations in five lectures during the afternoon session on the first day. These talks reflected on current projects.
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Experts, policymakers, and stakeholders from the Visegrad Group (V4) – Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia – convened in Brussels on 18 April to explore the future of European research infrastructures. The CZELO office organised the conference with the V4 liaison offices in Brussels (SLORD, PolSCA, NRDIO).
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Matyáš Hiřman is a data steward who leads a community of data stewards in the Czech Republic. Gradually, it's becoming an essential element in the National Repository Platform project and the EOSC CZ initiative. He is an exciting voice in the community, offering scientific data care services. Read about his participation in a data management course at the University of Vienna and why data management and storage are relevant today.
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The EOSC EU Node is a platform that supports multidisciplinary and multinational research and promotes FAIR data across Europe. In this environment, researchers can find tools and support for individual and collective planning, dissemination, and evaluation of their research workflows and outcomes within the EOSC ecosystem.
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Our training and other open science events
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 Technical Library invites you to PIDfest – the International Conference on Persistent Identifiers. It will take place in mid-June at the NTL building and online. The conference will be conducted in English, and no interpretation will be provided. Registration, programme, and more information can be found on the event website pidfest.org. The registration deadline is 31 May.
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The FAIR Implementation Workshop will take place online on 14 May. This workshop will focus on research assessment to help selected candidates prepare an action plan for implementing FAIR data.
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The 8th Annual General Assembly of the EOSC Association will take place on 27 and 28 May in Leuven, Belgium. Check out the programme and find more information on the event website.
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