A prime example of this was the European COVID-19 Data Portal, which enables the rapid collection and comprehensive data sharing of available research data from different sources for the European and global research communities. This joint effort is a priority pilot to realise the objectives of EOSC.

In the spring of 2020, EOSCsecretariat.eu also responded to the urgent international challenge of COVID-19 by introducing a fast track co-creation funding program for research activities related to the virus.

In this Co-creating EOSC webinar we will hear from four of the EOSC COVID-19 co-creation funding recipients as they speak about the results of their projects and how FAIR data, open research, and EOSC can make a difference in such time constrained and important research projects.

Learn about how EOSCsecretariat.eu’s COVID-19 research funding has been contributing to the worldwide effort to defeat the pandemic.
See the practical ways in which FAIR data & Open Science are able to improve research outcomes for critical global challenges.

Who should attend
Researchers
Policymakers
Healthcare professional
Open Science community
others

11:00-12:30 CEST
Chair: Bernd Saurugger, TU Wien & EOSCSecretariat.eu

Key Notes: 

Jamal Jokar Arsanjani, Aalborg University Copenhagen – AI4COVID: Artificial Intelligence and Geographical Information for Monitoring and Prediction of Covid-19 Outbreak

Andrzej Jarynowski, Interdisciplinary Research Institute Co-founder – A Dataset of Media Releases from Poland Related to COVID-19 for Open Research

Ernesto Pedrosa, Automaise Co-founder and CEO – Automaise EOSC COVID-19 Digital Assistant

Ivana Mišová, Researcher, AIM – Up-to-date mapping of COVID-19 treatment and vaccine development

Round Table Discussion: How will EOSC improve future scientific responses to similar European or international emergencies?