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The EOSC Secretariat is collecting the expressions of interest in joining the upcoming EOSC Association, described in the EOSC Work Plan 2020.Read more

The EOSC Skills & Training Working Group has launched an open call looking for a team of experts to conduct a study to frame digital skills required in the EOSC into the wider European agenda for skills. Deadline for applications 15 July 12:00 CEST.Read more

As privacy concerns grow over contact-tracing technology, a new monitoring system funded under the umbrella of the European Open Science Cloud initiative will launch on 1st July that allows users...Read more

The EOSC Executive Board has published the EOSC Work Plan 2020, a co-ordination document outlining key activities in this critical first phase of implementation before the launch of a Minimal Viable EOSC.

The EOSC Consultation Day took place in May and was co-located with the EOSC-Hub Week 2020. The online event attracted 600 participants from around Europe tuning in and joining in on the interactive discussions held in the various break-out sessions.Read more

The official results of the 3rd open call launched by EOSCsecretariat.eu, for a consultant to write an analytical piece for the Landscape Analysis Report.Read more

Join the co-creation process on the road to the Minimum Valuable EOSC at the end of 2020. If you have an idea for an EOSC-related activity, apply for funding! Next deadline on the 6th of July 2020.Read more

The latest issue of the EOSC-hub Magazine offers a detailed overview of the EOSC-hub Week, including a specific report of the Consultation Day, where key stakeholders in the EOSC community had the chance to come together and discuss the next steps on the road to the establishment of an EOSC legal entity.Read more

In an effort to reach a wider audience and involve new stakeholders, Matter PR has been selected as part of the EOSC Secretariat co-creation programme to deliver a global media campaign for the European Open Science Cloud.Read more

EOSC Secretariat has so far supported with a total of €1,235,000 thirty-two successful innovative scientific projects tackling COVID-19. Funded projects include an alternative contact-tracing app developed in Ireland, and an innovative medical device coming from France.Read more