Conveners
Parallel track - III
- Zacarias Benta (LIP - Minho)
Parallel track - III
- Estรญbaliz Parcero (I3M, CSIC-Universitat Politรจcnica de Valรจncia)
Parallel track - III
- Todor Kondic (LNDS)
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Mรกrio David (LIP)28/10/2026, 11:301Enabling and fostering Open Science adoptionPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
POLEN Sync is a national service provided by FCT, through FCCN, digital services, with the aim of supporting the scientific community in managing research data during the active phase of projects.
Implemented using Nextcloud Sync&Share data platform software, this service facilitates collaboration between researchers, making data sharing more efficient and agile, without compromising...
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Mr Jorge Noro (U. Coimbra)28/10/2026, 11:501Enabling and fostering Open Science adoptionPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Open Science (OS) intentions to enhance the transparency, accessibility,
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reproducibility, and reusability of research outputs. Within this framework,
Research Data Management (RDM) has emerged as a fundamental pillar for
ensuring that research data are effectively managed, shared, and preserved
throughout their lifecycle.
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Juan Antonio Aรฑel (EPhysLab, Universidade de Vigo, Ourense, Galicia, Spain)28/10/2026, 12:101Enabling and fostering Open Science adoptionPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Computational reproducibility means others can obtain the same results using a study's code and data. It depends on both being available, documented, and preserved over time. The scientific methods relies on this. However, deposited code is often not executable years later because dependencies change, environments are lost, or model output is too large to archive. Other obstacles are not...
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Tim Wetzel (DESY IT (Research and Innovation in Scientific Computing))28/10/2026, 12:30Enabling and fostering Open Science adoptionLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
The recently launched build-up project for the EOSC Node Germany, funded by the German Research Society (Deutsche Forschungsgesellschaft, DFG), accelerates the build-up of a compliant, interoperable EOSC node for Germany by driving the necessary component services towards integration readiness over the next year. Led by NFDI in collaboration with DESY, Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen...
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Mr Juan Gonzรกlez Garcรญa (IACS)28/10/2026, 12:40Enabling and fostering Open Science adoption
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Helena Lozano (CSIC)28/10/2026, 12:50Enabling and fostering Open Science adoptionLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
Within CSIC, a portfolio of community-driven use cases is being developed to capture real scientific requirements and explore how digital infrastructures, repositories, computing resources, and data services can better support cross-disciplinary and data-intensive research. This work is carried out in connection with the โMomentum CSIC Programme: Develop Your Digital Talentโ and the...
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Javier Cacheiro (CESGA)28/10/2026, 14:00R&D for computing services, networking, and data-driven scienceSpecial Topic Presentation (25' + 5' for questions)
OneHealth DataSpace (OHDS) is an initiative led by CESGA that started with the creation of a data space for the One Health sector but has evolved beyond conventional data-sharing initiatives into an integrated environment covering the full data lifecycle. It combines trusted and sovereign data sharing with direct access to advanced Big Data, HPC, GPU-accelerated AI, and Cloud computing...
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Dr Javier Cacheiro, Pedro Ferreiro Rega28/10/2026, 14:25Research applications in advanced Digital InfrastructuresPractical Demonstration (20')
This practical demonstration will showcase how a real, operational data space works in practice and how its core principles (data sovereignty, trust, security, interoperability and decentralized governance) are translated into concrete technical mechanisms.
The demonstration is based on Eclipse Dataspace Components (EDC), an open-source framework for building sovereign and interoperable...
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Irene Iglesias Martin (CISA (INIA-CSIC)), Antonio Alcami Pertejo (CBM-CSIC), Jordi Figuerola Borras (EBD-CSIC), Paula Martรญnez Garcรญa (CBM-CSIC), Felip Manya Serres28/10/2026, 14:40Development of innovative software and servicesPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Animal disease surveillance generates large volumes of heterogeneous data. The current challenge is to integrate them in a timely manner, with traceability and quality assurance, so that they can be translated into actionable alerts. Here we present AI4AI, an early-stage pilot project that aims to apply artificial intelligence (AI) models to epidemiological, genomic and environmental data and...
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Gonzalo Gonzรกlez-Nuevo Gonzรกlez (CSIC-IEO)28/10/2026, 15:00Research applications in advanced Digital InfrastructuresPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
Ocean observations and multidisciplinary datasetsโranging from in situ and satellite time series to high-resolution 3D physical-biogeochemical simulations and plankton imageryโare fundamental for advancing marine research and producing actionable marine services that support environmental policies, fisheries management, aquaculture, and public safety. Developing robust, standardized...
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Alberto Castello (IPE-CSIC)28/10/2026, 15:20Development, implementation and operation of Data LakesLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
National parks and protected areas are increasingly exposed to global change pressures derived from climate change, land-use dynamics, invasive species, and extreme events such as droughts, wildfires, and heatwaves. These pressures can alter the structure, ecosystem functioning, and species composition, often before visible degradation is detected on the ground. Effective conservation and...
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Mr Todor Kondic (LNDS)28/10/2026, 16:00Trusted Research EnvironmentsLightning Talk (8' + 2' for questions)
Secure Processing Environments (SPEs) have become essential components
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of existing and upcoming EU legislation when it comes to secondary use
of sensitive or confidential data. Although the operational,
technological and security landscape remains heterogeneous, common
design patterns and governance approaches have emerged over the last
two decades, addressing governance, computational... -
Natalia Borgoรฑรณs Garcรญa (Universidad de Murcia)28/10/2026, 16:10Trusted Research EnvironmentsPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
The European Health Data Space (EHDS) introduces a common framework for the secure use of electronic health data for research, innovation, public health and policy-making. A key element of this framework is the use of Secure Processing Environments (SPEs), which must ensure that personal health data can only be accessed and processed by authorised users for specific and approved purposes,...
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Ignacio Blanquer Espert (Universitat Politรจcnica de Valรจncia)28/10/2026, 16:25Trusted Research EnvironmentsPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
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The Data Governance Act defines a Secure Processing Environment (SPE) as โthe physical or virtual environment and organisational means to ensure compliance with Union law, such as Regulation (EU) 2016/679, in particular with regard to data subjectsโ...
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Dr Arnaud Ceol (ICSC)28/10/2026, 16:40Trusted Research EnvironmentsPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
The emergence of AI Factories and domain-specific data spaces is transforming how scientific communities access, share, and exploit research data. Across domains such as health, environmental sciences, earth observation, materials science, digital humanities, and engineering, enabling AI-driven research requires more than advanced computing infrastructures. It requires a data ecosystem capable...
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Mr Todor Kondic (LNDS)28/10/2026, 16:55Trusted Research EnvironmentsPresentation (15' + 5' for questions)
This talk explores the concept of federation as it has emerged within
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the European Health Data Space (EHDS) community and discusses the
principles underlying the federation of Secure Processing Environments
(SPEs). The presentation examines how these principles can address
emerging challenges associated with the development and deployment of
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Guillermo Pรฉrez de Arenaza Pozo28/10/2026, 17:10Trusted Research Environments
The secondary use of health data at national scale requires common services for discovery, access and analysis while preserving the responsibilities of the organisations that hold the data. Spainโs National Health Data Space (Espacio Nacional de Datos de Salud, ENDS) addresses this requirement through a federated governance model and a hybrid technical infrastructure. This paper presents the...
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