European Open Science Cloud – Kick-Off successful at the Vienna Scientific Cluster To allow research groups to use the ADLS-blueprints, the collaboration with Sparkle on Google Cloud was successfully kicked off and the first users onboarded to GCP. We are
At the EUNIS 2023 Congress in Vigo, Spain, a delegation of the RIS Synergy consortium (Elena Fürst, Michael Greil and Madeleine Harbich, University of Vienna) presented project findings and discussed future challenges with the participants in the IT Support for
The RIS Synergy project consortium has grown again. The project started in 2020 with 12 project partners (9 universities, 3 funding organisations). In the last three years, four universities joined the project and with the OeAD (Agency for Education and Internationalisation)
The RIS Synergy project takes significant steps towards digitizing the research landscape in Austria. By setting standards, digitizing services, and networking expertise, a sustainable and forward-looking basis for research operations is created. The project aims to develop open access and
On 17 and 18 April, about 50 participants of the RIS Synergy consortium met for a two-day project meeting at the University of Klagenfurt. In addition to reports on the progress of individual work packages, the consortium accepted the OeAD
This year, RIS Synergy took part in the International Love Data Week, organised by ICPSR and the University of Michigan, with a live event at the University of Vienna. The theme of the week was Data: Agent of Change. Love
The RIS Synergy project consortium has grown again. After Graz University of Technology (2020) and the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (2021), Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU) and the University for Continuing Education Krems (UWK) joined the project
Austria receives large EU-Grant to enable hosting interactive environments for collaborating on and sharing high-performance-compute codes on GCP via the European Open Science Cloud. From fluid dynamics to quantum mechanical material research – wide ranges of scientific disciplines use complex
#LoveData23 Many European countries have already taken the step of developing a national research portal. In Austria, some attempts were made, but nothing has come of it so far. That’s where RIS Synergy, a project of fourteen Austrian Universities and
The Austrian DataLAB and Services project proudly announces that with the OpenScienceLabs we made the first step to fully open source the blueprints we develop in this project. The first release – Hardened Kubernetes for hosting user-supplied Interactive Applications –
On 17 January 2023, we were able to present the first version of the functional prototype of the call input tool (“Eingabetool“) at a RIS Synergy Meeting at TU Wien. For the first time, we tested manual input with the
In the fall of 2022, after months of intensive work, the documentation of the Program Information interface was completed and released for RIS Synergy partners. In addition to general information about the RIS Synergy network, the documentation includes a step-by-step