GARR Conference 2021: the call for papers is open
GARR Conference “Sustainable/Digital. Data and technology for the future”, which was reschedule because of the COVID-19 emergency, will take place from 7 to 15 June 2021 online.
Webinar: Open Science and EU funds
The National Open Access Desk of OpenAIRE for Italy organises, in collaboration with the ICDI Competence Centre, a course addressed to coordinators of H2020 and Horizon Europe projects, with the aim to address questions on Open Science and Open Access related to EU funds.
Online the Italian contribution to the EOSC strategic agenda (SRIA)
ICDI, the national initiative for the Open Science Cloud created by the main Italian research institutions and animated by GARR, has published a position paper on EOSC's Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA).
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Italy at the forefront of European Open Science
The first general assembly of EOSC Aisbl, the international organization that aims at implementing the European vision of open science, saw the election of the Italian Marialuisa Lavitrano as Director with a three-year mandate in the first BoD.
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It's official! Italy on the race for the Einstein Telescope
Italy has formalised the proposal to build the Einstein Telescope in Sardinia, the third generation pioneering observatory for gravitational waves that will contribute considerably to improve our knowledge of the universe.
Online registration is oper for IDEM day 2021
Online registration for IDEM day 2021, to be held online on next 24, 25 and 26 February, is now open.
GARR is looking for 8 professionals in Software Development and Network Operations
GARR is recruiting 4 DevOps & Technical Support Engineer, 1 Junior Network Engineer and 3 Network Operator.
Italian Research mourns INAF President Nichi D'Amico
A sad loss in the world of Italian research, professor Nichi D'Amico, president of the National Institute of Astrophysics (INAF), passed away prematurely and suddenly. D'Amico, who was 67, has been president of INAF since 2015 and had been reconfirmed for another four-years mandate in 2019.
