European Open Science Cloud

That includes, uh, managing the relationship with the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking, so our network of supercomputers and AI factories, um, defining the AI infrastructure strategy, and implementing the AI infrastructure strategy as well.

Um, I also oversee the development of the European Open Science Cloud infrastructure.

Um, I oversee the European Commission's relations with the GÉANT consortium, which is the, uh, which manages basically hyperconnectivity networks for the, uh, European research and education networks.

Uh, and last but not least, I oversee also the, uh, implementation of, um, the so-called Destination Earth initiative, which is a flagship initiative funded by the European Commission, uh, to build a digital twin of the Earth's system, uh, including, uh, an AI model, um, a foundational AI model for, uh, for climate.

Hi, and thanks for listening to Inside EOSC, a podcast all about the inner workings of the European Open Science Cloud.

I'm Andrew Dubber.

I'm a senior researcher at the Industry Commons Foundation.

He's a filmmaker and science communicator and the founder of Imperative Space, which works across film, education and technology in the space sector.

He also founded Art.io, which helps artists work with satellite imagery and environmental data.

And just for full disclosure, I am a member of the advisory board of Art.io. We're going to talk about all of this today from within the context of the European Open Science Cloud.

Once somebody has access to scientific data, what helps them do something interesting and useful with it? Luhmann is working to help people discover research across disciplines.

Earth System Sciences is among them.