Videos

An insightful webinar that aims to shed light on how the EUDAT Collaborative Data Infrastructure and the FAIRCORE4EOSC project are innovating the European research data management landscape. This webinar provides an in-depth look at how the components developed in the FAIRCORE4EOSC project are enhancing the research data services provided by EUDAT to support FAIR research life cycles.

Research software plays a crucial role in advancing scientific knowledge, and it is becoming increasingly important to ensure that the software is well-documented, maintained, and shared effectively. Join the webinar organised by FAIR-IMPACT and FAIRCORE4EOSC on 23 May.

Software Heritage, the universal source code archive, has the ambitious goal to collect, preserve and share all publicly available software in source code form. Recognising that source code embodies our technical and scientific knowledge, it is crucial to archive, reference describe and cite software the same way we do with publications and data. 

The Horizon Europe project FAIRCORE4EOSC is going to work with domain-specific case studies and the wider Open Science community to develop and realise nine new components for the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC).

The broader SSH field features different community specific services to manage the wide variety of metadata, data types and tools required to serve the diverse application scenarios in this extremely hectic domain.

With mathematics being the language of exact sciences, researchers in many fields will benefit from a more seamless integration of the math specific and the general purpose information systems.

This case study showcases enrichment of both the national research graphs and the EOSC RDGraph by facilitating their interoperability using the new FAIRCORE4EOSC components.

This FAIRCORE4EOSC case study improves the FAIRness of research data by adopting the new components in the EUDAT generic data services and technologies.

In this FAIRCORE4EOSC case study, selected ENES data collections will receive identifiers using the Kernel Information Types developed in the project as well as the DTR with its corresponding contents.