Members of the EOSC CZ Working Groups Elect Their Representatives Again After Two Years
EOSC CZ enters a new phase: this year’s working group elections reflect the shift toward practical use of the infrastructure and the development of services.
From April 16th to 17th, 2024, the traditional two-day MetaCentrum Seminar, titled "Investigators' Seminar," took place in Brno. The Secretariat of EOSC CZ was featured as one of the invited speakers, presenting its current topics and projects.
During the afternoon session of the first day of the seminar, members of the EOSC CZ initiative presented several overlapping topics through five presentations reflecting the current projects of the initiative.
Pavlína Špringerová opened the lecture block and was the lead UX designer in the NRP project. She presented the results of a questionnaire survey on satisfaction with e-INFRA CZ computing services. Then Martin Dvořák, a data analyst, presented the current state of the record of scientific publications. Michaela Capandová and her colleagues presented the timeline of the joint roadmap of NRP, e-INFRA, and ELIXIR CZ and its relevance to the scientific community. The last presentation with the topics GDI, FEGA, and SensitiveCloud was directed by Jaroslav Juráček and Michal Růžička, representatives of the Sensitive Data and Bio/Health/Food working groups.
The MetaCentrum Seminar is a traditional event where MetaCentrum colleagues and collaborators from various workplaces in the Czech Republic come together to share information, network, and strengthen friendships.
EOSC CZ enters a new phase: this year’s working group elections reflect the shift toward practical use of the infrastructure and the development of services.
Building and connecting expert communities is one of the core activities of the EOSC CZ initiative. Alongside the development of infrastructure and services, strong emphasis is placed on the people who use these tools in practice and help move them forward. For this reason, a series of thematic networking events was organised throughout the past year, bringing together researchers, data stewards, institutional leadership and professionals engaged in Open Science and research data management.