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As EOSCpilot officially ended last week, 31 May 2019, we take a look back at some of the key contributions of the project to the development of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC).

EOSCpilot is the first funded project that provided a clear starting point and would provide the foundational work needed to build the EOSC.

Earlier this month, EOSCpilot delivered its pioneering work on what the European Open Science Cloud's (EOSC) architecture should look like on its full implementation.

Deliverable 6.8 - Final EOSC Architecture, produced by the EOSCpilot, aims to refine the architectural design for the interoperation of various types of infrastructures, which could be part of the future EOSC.

With the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) to be defined by the services that it will deliver, EOSCpilot ensures its success by delivering a blueprint for the EOSC service architecture in its latest published report.

EOSCpilot's Deliverable 5.4 - Final EOSC Service Architecture (D5.4) is the second and final release of the EOSC Service Architecture by EOSCpilot.

Key features

The blueprint builds upon the foundations defined in the Initial EOSC Service Architecture (deliverable D5.1) for the EOSC IT System.

EOSCpilot has recently published updates to the 3 EOSC Policy Supporting Services it developed earlier in the project. 

These updates were delivered through the EOSCpilot report Deliverable 3.7 Updates to Policy-Supporting Services (D3.7). In this report, the updates are shaped into an integrated vision for the EOSCpilot Policy Supporting Services, including the Open Science Monitor, Open Science Policy Registry and the Open Science Policy Toolkit.