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Ahead of this year’s Jisc and CNI leaders’ conference we asked closing keynote Dan Cohen, vice provost/dean of the library and professor of history, Northeastern University, for his views on what the library and research community have learned from the pandemic, the importance of sector events like Jisc and CNI and to preview of his […]
At the end of March we ran a webinar on the European Open Science Cloud as part of our Tech2Tech series. Over 120 attendees watched the presentations, asked (and answered!) questions and took part in discussions on the following questions: What is the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) and what does it offer the research […]
If you are interested in finding out more about the European Open Science Cloud, we have two items of interest. Over on the Shaping the future of Janet blog, Matthew Dovey explains the background to EOSC and recent developments. See his post European Open Science Cloud: Improving research collaboration across Europe . We’re also running a […]