1st OSCARS Annual General Meeting
The 1st OSCARS Annual General Meeting will take place in Rome, starting on Monday, 3 March 2025, 11:00 CET and ending in the afternoon of Tuesday, 4 March 2025.
The 1st OSCARS Annual General Meeting (AGM), will take place face-to-face in Rome (NH Collection Roma Centro, Via dei Gracchi, 324), on 3–4 March, 2025.
Join us to reflect on the achievements from the first year of OSCARS and outline the roadmap for the next year.
Have a closer look at the successful projects of the 1st OSCARS Open Call for Open Science projects and services and use the opportunity to discuss common challenges with the OSCARS consortium members and representatives of the funded projects.
The venue will accommodate up to 120 attendees, including OSCARS members, and representatives of the funded projects from the Open Call.
Up to one representative per project will have the opportunity to attend and present the challenges, solutions, and the potential scientific impact of their initiatives and work with the wider community.
From the OSCARS consortium we would expect about 3 representatives per beneficiary or affiliated entity. Depending on numbers we will invite additional guests individually.
Browse the PROGRAMME of the event
REGISTER HERE before February 21st, 2025
WHY ATTEND?
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To get an overview of the activities carried out in the first year of OSCARS implementation;
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To outline next steps and collect the input needed from consortium and funded projects to keep up with OSCARS implementation;
- To get an overview of the challenges tackled and activities planned in the OSCARS funded projects;
- To network and enhance collaboration between OSCARS members and funded projects' representatives.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
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OSCARS members
- Representatives of the OSCARS funded projects
CONTACTS
For any further question about the programme, or any other organisational aspect, please contact communication@oscars-project.eu
OSCARS is a four-year EU-funded project that strives to foster the uptake of Open Science in Europe by consolidating the achievements of world-class European research infrastructures in the ESFRI roadmap and beyond into lasting interdisciplinary FAIR data services and working practices. The project aims to strengthen the role of the Science Clusters in the ERA by developing domain-based Competence Centres and by fostering the implementation of Open Science projects funded through a cascading grant mechanism.
