status: Recognised & Endorsed
Chair (s): Amber Boehnlein, Brian Matthews, Frank Schluenzen, Thomas Proffen
Group Email: [group_email]
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Status: Recognized & Endorsed
This Interest Group will focus on data related issues of science applications associated with large scale source facilities, including: synchrotron x-ray sources, free-electron laser x-ray sources, reactor and spallation neutron sources, muon sources, large electron microscope, NMR and high-powered laser facilities, which are used typically for investigations into the structure of matter at micro or nano scale.
These facilities are characterised by a central facility providing access to scarce and specialised instruments which are typically beyond the means of single research groups, and are thus shared and used by many research teams to conduct experiments. These experiments come from a wide range of disciplines including chemistry, biochemistry, pharmaceuticals, biology, metallurgy, engineering, materials science, palaeontology and archaeology. The user communities are rather heterogeneous, volatile and globally distributed. Issues to be tackled are hence bound to be global and interdisciplinary requiring a decent level of standardization and interoperability.
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Invitation to participate in 'A Decade of Data: 10 Years of the RDA' events and activities
by Connie Clare
Good day, The RDA Secretariat would like to invite the Research data needs of the Photon and Neutron Science community IG to participate in ‘A Decade of Data’: Celebrating 10 Years of the Research Data Alliance’. 10 months to celebrate 10 years of the RDA0 | Add new comment
RDA Virtual Plenary 17 - Notification of Acceptance
Dear Chairs of the Research Data Needs of the Photon and Neutron Science Community IG, Congratulations! Your RDA Virtual Plenary 17 (VP17) session application titled ‘Sharing FAIR Data on COVID research at Photon and Neutron Facilities’ has been approved by the Technical Advisory Board (TAB). Please consider this your official notification of acceptance.0 | Add new comment
RDA VP17 Session proposal submission
Dear Research data needs of the Photon and Neutron Science community IG members, Thank you for your session proposal for Virtual Plenary 17 titled ‘Sharing FAIR Data on COVID research at Photon and Neutron Facilities’. A review of all submitted proposals is now underway by the RDA Technical Advisory Board, with notifications of acceptance planned to be sent by 26 February.0 | Add new comment
Deadline For P15 Group Session Submissions Extended To 5 December 2019
Dear RDA members, RDA's 15th Plenary meeting, Melbourne, Australia, 18-20 March 2020 The deadline to submit session proposals for Plenary 15 in Melbourne, Australia has been extended to 5 December 2019, midnight UTC. Group session application form Joint meeting application form0 | Add new comment
Deadline for P15 Group Session Submission Fast Approaching
Dear Group Members, The deadline for group session submissions for Plenary 15 is 28 November 2019, midnight UTC – just two weeks away.1 | Add new comment
RDA website unavailable due to maintenance on 4 and 5 September 2019
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Plenary 14 Session Submission Deadline Is Thursday!
With Plenary 14 (P14) scheduled to occur from October 23-25, the deadline for session submission is this Thursday, 27 June at 16:00 UTC. Submissions for meeting sessions are open to working groups, interest groups, joint groups and birds of feather (BoF) meetings. Please note, however, submissions are accepted from group chairs only. If you submit a session request for a group, please notify the other chairs of that group.0 | Add new comment
Plenary 14: Call for Sessions, Collocated Events, Posters and Registration Now Open!
Taking place from 23-25 October 2019, the 14th RDA Plenary will take place in Dipoli, the nature-immersed building of Aalto University, Helsinki, in Finland, “one of the happiest countries in the world”, states Per Öster, CSC-IT Center For Science Director and Co-Chair of the P14 Programme Committee.0 | Add new comment