Knowledge hub

Wouter Tebbens

Sustainable Business Models in Open Source & Commons
Sustainability or business models focused in open source & commons 
What are commons, how do they relate to open source
From Pledge to contribution, to recognition to participation/co-governance
The Five Pillar framework to community centred sustainability/business models
Case Studies: Linux, Wikipedia, Arduino and others. 

Ed Maughfling and Jose Fernandez

E-Lucid
Introduction to E-Lucid.
Vision and objectives.
Community participation and collaboration.
Lessons learned and best practices.
How to get involved.

Timo Väliharju

Sustainable Business Models in Open Source
Sustainability or business models focused in open source
What are commons, how do they relate to open source
From Pledge to contribution, to recognition to participation/co-governance
The Five Pillar framework to community centred sustainability/business models
Case Studies: Linux, Wikipedia, Arduino and others. 

Knut Blind

Open source and standardisation
Standards and their role in Digital Technologies.
Open source as an enabler of standardisation.
Open standards and interoperability.
Challenges and future directions.

Daniel Garcia

Advanced Workflows with Git and Version Control
Branching models and integration strategies for large-scale collaboration.
Basic automation using Continuous Integration (CI/CD) for software and hardware testing.

Simona Levi

Democratic Digitalisation
Understanding Democratic Digitalisation.
The role of  Open Source in building inclusive Digital Societies.
Transparency, participation, and collaboration.
Community Governance and Collaborative Innovation.
Challenges and opportunities.
Key takeaways and best practices.

RISC-V training and certification offer software and hardware developers a chance to boost their skills, stay current with industry trends, and access exciting new projects.

Accelerating Open Science Through Shared Data Infrastructure

EUDAT enables researchers across Europe and beyond to store, find, access and reuse data through a network of research organisations and computing centres.

How can a collaborative data infrastructure support and facilitate research data management? All the answers in the EUDAT training programme!

EOSC-hub brings together multiple service providers to create the Hub: a single contact point for European researchers and innovators to discover, access, use and reuse a broad spectrum of resources for advanced data-driven research.

For researchers, this will mean a broader access to services supporting their scientific discovery and collaboration across disciplinary and geographical boundaries.

Welcome to the Training section, a hub for High-Performance Computing (HPC) training resources and services. Here you will find training courses from a diverse range of providers within the European HPC ecosystem, from the NCCs to the CoEs and beyond. Other subsections point to some of the academic programmes and modules related to HPC across Europe, as well as training materials for reference and self-learning.