Presenting the winners of the E-Infrastructure Awards...
The E-Infrastructure competition highlighted the best success stories from the FP7 Capacities funding programme in e-Infrastructures.
Catherine Gater, project coordinator of e-ScienceTalk said: “I am pleased to support the European Commission in organizing the concertation meeting and the competition through the e-ScienceTalk project, which brings the success stories of e-science to a wider audience and is very much a success story itself. The quality of all the entries was extremely high, and the jury was delighted to award the prizes to the winning projects after some tough decisions.”
Andrew Purcell, Editor of International Science Grids This Week (iSGTW) introduced the winning and runner-up projects to delegates at the e-Concertation meeting.
Kostas Glinos, Head of Unit "GÉANT & e-Infrastructure" in DG INFSO – the Directorate General for Information Society and Media, presented the awards to the winners. In each category, the winners are...
Better society
1st Prize: OpenAIRE — Supporting Open Science in Europe
2nd Prize: iMarine — Cool tools and high level experts for fisheries management and knowledge
Competitive industries
1st Prize: PRACE — How e-research infrastructures can catalyse European industrial competitiveness
2nd Prize: SIENA — Standards Success Story for European e-infrastructure Evolution
Excellent science
1st Prize: GÉANT — Driving technology across the digital divide.
2nd Prize: WeNMR — Toward full automation of the determination of protein structures by NMR
Congratulations to all the winners! For more information on the projects read the full article in iSGTW.
The E-Infrastructure competition highlighted the best success stories from the FP7 Capacities funding programme in e-Infrastructures.
Catherine Gater, project coordinator of e-ScienceTalk said: “I am pleased to support the European Commission in organizing the concertation meeting and the competition through the e-ScienceTalk project, which brings the success stories of e-science to a wider audience and is very much a success story itself. The quality of all the entries was extremely high, and the jury was delighted to award the prizes to the winning projects after some tough decisions.”
Andrew Purcell, Editor of International Science Grids This Week (iSGTW) introduced the winning and runner-up projects to delegates at the e-Concertation meeting.
Kostas Glinos, Head of Unit "GÉANT & e-Infrastructure" in DG INFSO – the Directorate General for Information Society and Media, presented the awards to the winners. In each category, the winners are...
Better society
1st Prize: OpenAIRE — Supporting Open Science in Europe
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| Natalia Manola |
2nd Prize: iMarine — Cool tools and high level experts for fisheries management and knowledge
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| Donatella Castelli |
1st Prize: PRACE — How e-research infrastructures can catalyse European industrial competitiveness
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Stephane Requena, chief technology officer of France's GENCI |
2nd Prize: SIENA — Standards Success Story for European e-infrastructure Evolution
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| Daniele Lezzi of the SIENA project |
1st Prize: GÉANT — Driving technology across the digital divide.
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| Dorte Olesen, chair of GÉANTs policy committee. |
2nd Prize: WeNMR — Toward full automation of the determination of protein structures by NMR
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| Project coordinator Alexandre Bonvin |
Congratulations to all the winners! For more information on the projects read the full article in iSGTW.
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