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Meet the RDA EU EARLY CAREER P7 Financial Support Programme WINNERS
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| Emmanouil | Chaniotakis | National Technical University of Athens |
| Heidi | Laine | University of Helsinki |
| Robert Michael | Lundin | Cardiff University |
| Paola | Masuzzo | Ghent University |
| Mervyn | O Luing | Insight Centre for Data Analytics , University College Cork |
| Ben | Postance | Loughborough University |
| Piotr | Przybyła | The University of Manchester |
| Eugene | Siow | University of Southampton |
| Ramine | Tinati | University of Southampton |
| Kamil | Wais | University in Rzeszow, Poland |
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Programme details |
The RDA Plenaries are working meetings held every six months and are designed to bring together the RDA consolidated community as well as new members in an engaging and productive setting to help advance the work lead by the RDA Working and Interest groups and RDA as a whole. The 7th RDA Plenary Meeting is taking place 1 -3 March 2016 in Tokyo – Japan. This plenary’s special focus is “Making data sharing work in the era of Open Science”. The plenary will continue to drive the adoption of the RDA group outputs that tangibly accelerate progress for global data sharing and increase data-driven innovation.
All RDA members and the public are invited to become a part of a truly global endeavour to overcome the barriers to research data sharing and join the Plenary in Tokyo. Data experts, scientists, researchers and other professionals are encouraged to attend, and we particularly welcome students and early career professionals in industries related to the fields of research data sharing and exchange.
This programme facilitates European early career researchers & scientists to attend the 7th RDA Plenary Meeting. The programme will cover the travel and subsistence costs of Early Career Researchers & Scientists to travel to Japan and support the Working Group and Interest Group activities.
Successful applicants are
- invited to display a poster summarising their studies and areas of interest during the plenary meeting
- assigned working & interest groups for which they are requested to attend the working meeting at the Plenary meeting
- asked to take notes and provide a summary of the meeting for internal use by the group members
- requested to write a publishable summary on the meeting to be posted as a blog / news piece on the RDA web site, referencing the applicant as the author