Pražský EOSC CZ Networking
Prakticky zaměřený den plný inspirace, sdílení dobré praxe a workshopů v oblasti práce s výzkumnými daty napříč pražskými institucemi.
Benefits of the meetings
Introduction to the EOSC CZ initiative
As part of the networking meetings, participants are introduced to the EOSC CZ initiative and its implementation within the Czech research environment. They gain insight into the activities and outputs of EOSC CZ projects that the academic community can already use or will be able to use in the future. These include, for example:
- repositories being developed for storing and sharing research data, services and tools built on top of these repositories,
- services and tools built on top of these repositories,
- training activities and educational programmes focused on research data management and Open Science principles.
Building collaboration and sharing experience
- EOSC CZ Networking creates space for discussion among representatives of universities, researchers, data stewards, Open Science coordinators, and library and grant office staff.
- Participants can compare approaches to research data management and the implementation of Open Science principles across institutions.
- Sharing these experiences contributes to the development of Open Science and helps disseminate best practices across the Czech research environment.
Upcoming meetings
If you are interested in a presentation of the EOSC CZ initiative at your institution, please contact us:
Past meetings
Participants’ experiences
“The meeting was very effective, as it directly addressed the current needs of data stewards in the field of Open Science and research data management. We gained valuable insights into using EOSC CZ tools and infrastructure, which will help streamline our work.”
ManaManali Das, data steward, University of South Bohemia
“These meetings are very important. They help share experience, build collaborations, and spread examples of good practice.”
Prof. Jan Platoš, VSB – Technical University of Ostrava
“I was very pleased with both the scope and content of the programme – from general information on Open Science to specific projects of the initiative.”
Prof. Ivo Pavlík, Mendel University in Brno
