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SUMMARY:NeIC: Fostering Nordic Research E-Infrastructure Collaboration for
  Innovation and Impact
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\n\nAbdulrahman Azab (University of Oslo, Nordic 
 e-Infrastructure Collaboration) and Tomasz Malkiewicz (CSC - IT Center for
  Science)\n\nDigitalization and the green shift are at the top of the EU's
  research and innovation policy agenda, paralleling the Nordic Council of 
 Ministers' new vision for the Nordic Region to become the world's most sus
 tainable and integrated region by 2030. The Nordic e-Infrastructure Collab
 oration has been recognized as one of the vehicles for advancing and imple
 menting this vision, through the development projects and activities provi
 ding access to LUMI-supercomputer and quantum computers, benefiting from H
 PC powered AI applications, training the researchers to make full use of s
 oftware, computing, and data, and acting as a global role model for the e-
 Infrastructure partnerships. NeIC has two major roles. The first role is t
 o assume operational responsibility for the Nordic distributed Tier-1 faci
 lity that is part of the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid (WLCG) that provides
  computing and storage for CERN and is used by high energy physicists worl
 dwide. The second is to jointly or collaboratively explore, evaluate, deve
 lop and deploy innovative infrastructure services in the area of e-infrast
 ructure and the needs of the national e-infrastructure providers, their us
 ers and selected ESFRI projects of joint Nordic interest. This presentatio
 n will provide an overview of the NeIC activities, and strategy for foster
 ing collaboration on research e-Infrastructure\n\nDomain: Chemistry and Ma
 terials, Climate, Weather, and Earth Sciences, Life Sciences, Physics, Com
 putational Methods and Applied Mathematics\n\nSession Chair: Michela Taufe
 r (University of Tennessee)
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