Sophia Antipolis, France – 21 November 2018
Building and Enhancing e-Research Infrastructures with VRE4EIC – VRE4EIC (A Europe-wide Interoperable Virtual Research Environment to Empower Multidisciplinary Research Communities and Accelerate Innovation and Collaboration) has successfully developed a reference architecture and software prototypes called eVRE, designed to build or enhance e-Research Infrastructures (e-RIs).
Sophia Antipolis, France – 26/10/2018
Enhancing Research Infrastructures with VRE4EIC components: the EPOS success story
The European Plate Observing System (EPOS) highlights how its research infrastructure has become more efficient and user friendly by utilizing technology developed in the frame of the EU H2020 VRE4EIC project.
Sophia Antipolis, France – 12 July 2018
VRE4EIC releases software prototypes – the European H2020 research project VRE4EIC has released the Common Reference Prototype, a prototypical implementation of the Reference Architecture for Virtual Research Environments developed by the project.
Sophia Antipolis, France – 25 June 2018
VRE4EIC releases video tutorials – VRE4EIC, an H2020 European research project, has released a series of video tutorials. Short online videos are explaining how to build a Virtual Research Environment (VRE) or to enhance an existing VRE.
VRE4EIC, an H2020 European research project, invites researchers to evaluate e-VRE, the Virtual Research Environment architecture developed by the project. The workshop will be held on 15 June in Edinburgh, in conjunction with IWSG’18, the 10th International Workshop on Science Gateways.
Sophia Antipolis, France – 22 March 2016
Today, the VRE4EIC project announces the organisation of a workshop within the CeDEM16 conference for supporting the sharing of Open Data amongst communities of researchers.
The workshop is entitled “Virtual Research Environments: Obtaining new insights by sharing Open Data for interdisciplinary Research Purposes”. It is organised within the framework of the CeDEM16, the international Conference for e-Democracy and Open Government, that will take place in May 2016 at the Danube University Krems, Austria.The objective of this VRE4EIC workshop is to elicit, refine and discuss requirements for a secure and trusted Virtual Research Environments that integrates Open Government Data and open research data for researchers from multiple disciplines.
Sophia Antipolis, France – 1 February 2016
ERCIM is leading a new EC research investment of 4,37m€ (the VRE4EIC project) to enhance Virtual Research Environments (VRE) aimed at (4) Empowering multi-disciplinary research communities and accelerate Innovation and Collaboration (EIC).
Together with ERCIM, 7 European organisations are joining forces: European research teams (CWI, TU Delft, CNR, FORTH) together with international organisations (EuroCRIS and W3C) and active e-Research infrastructures (ENVRIplus, represented by University of Amsterdam and EPOS, represented by INGV). Their objective is to build a VRE reference architecture and building blocks of an enhanced VRE (so-called e-VRE, the software outcome of the project).
Welcome to the first edition of the newsletter to keep colleagues informed about the project VRE4EIC. The project started October 2015 and is of 3 years’ duration.
Welcome to the second edition of a 6-monthly newsletter to keep colleagues informed about the project VRE4EIC.
Welcome to the fourth edition of the VRE4EIC 6-monthly newsletter. The project is now progressing at full speed and on-track to reach its ambitious objectives.
Welcome to the fifth edition of the VRE4EIC 6-monthly newsletter. We are excited to have a working prototype reference system and we are working on integrating VRE4EIC system components into the e-Research Infrastructures, EPOS and ENVRIplus. A real advance has been made in integrating workflow into VRE4EIC.
Welcome to the sixth and final edition of the VRE4EIC 6-monthly newsletter. We are proud to announce that the project has achieved all major objectives by the end of September.
