The European science cloud: Who will pay?
A new Science|Business report finds costs may be lower than expected for the EU’s ambitious plans to better connect researchers and their data across the continent – and examines ways to fund it
How should Europe fund its lofty plans for an open science cloud?
Nine things we now know about the European open science cloud
The idea of creating a shared online repository that would make all data from publicly funded research available for anyone to investigate and use, sounds like a laudable and ambitious plan. But how exactly would a European open science cloud (EOSC) work in practice? On 28 and 29 November, data experts, policymakers and scientists gathered in Brussels, Belgium, to discuss the way forward. Horizon went along and here are nine things we learned.
EOSCpilot Data Skills: what it is about and how it will help research, academia and industry?
Angus Whyte, Digital Curation Centre, 29 May 2017
EOSCpilot on Inspired Issue 27
Matthew Viljoen (EGI) has written an article giving an overview of the EOSCpilot Science Demonstrators.
The article has been published on the EGI quarterly newsletter "Inspired", issue 27.
You can read the article on EOSCpilot Science Demonstrators here.
You can read the full Inspired Issue 27 here.
Realising the European Open Science Cloud
In October 2016, the First report and recommendations of the Commission High Level Expert Group on the European Open Science Cloud was published.