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Blueprint on Sustainability of the EU & BR Coordinated Calls within H2020

This BluePrint Sustainability report, building on direct experience developed during EU-Brazil successful initiatives, provides elements to support sustainability paths and therefore suggests some    
ideas for steering research efforts from 2018 and beyond specifically in the EU-Brazil cooperation area, and for international cooperation at large.
The content herein has been distilled from recent consultations carried out with past and existing activities between European and Brazilian cooperation efforts in ICT.

Cloud technology options towards Free Flow of Data

Erkuden Rios, Fundación Tecnalia Research & Innovation, MUSA project and DPSP Cluster coordinator.
Bernd Prünster, Bojan Suzic, Graz University of Technology, SUNFISH project.
Elsa Prieto and Nicolás Notario, Atos, WITDOM project.
George Suciu, BEIA Consult International, SWITCH project.
Jose Francisco Ruiz, Atos, Coco Cloud and TREDISEC project.
Leire Orue-Echevarria, Fundación Tecnalia Research & Innovation, OPERANDO project.
Massimiliano Rak, University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”/CeRICT, SPECS project.

Recommendations towards a Policy Action Plan on “green ICT“

Trust-it services, deloitte sustainability.

SIENA Roadmap on Distributed Computing Infrastructure for e Science and Beyond in Europe

The SIENA roadmap has been designed, drafted and compiled by Martin Antony Walker, SIENA RoadmapEditorial Board Chair; Silvana Muscella, SIENA Technical Coordinator; John Borras and Carlo Daffara, Road-map Editorial Board Co-Chairs; James Ahtes, Nicholas Ferguson, Daniele Lezzi, Mirco Mazzucato, StephanieParker, Elisabettta Ronchieri, David Wallom, and Johannes Watzl, SIENA Consortium Members.

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PANACEAresearch (www.panacearesearch.eu) launches new website to move beyond the state of the art in cybersecurity healthcare

The initiative’s website will host the innovative solutions that will be developed during the project lifetime (January 2019 through December 2021) and beyond.
Reports show cyberattacks are on the rise and healthcare is one of the biggest targets. Globally, healthcare reported more cybersecurity breaches than any other industry in 2018.
With deadly cyberattacks lurking in many forms, healthcare cybersecurity tools are more essential than ever before. 

EFAS Annual meeting in Norrköping, Sweden 13-14 March 2018

The EFAS 13th annual meeting was held in Norrköping, Sweden. It was officially opened by Mr. Rolf Brennerfelt, General Director at SMHI. The meeting featured general EFAS information, three work shops, six poster presentations, two partner presentations about extreme flooding events, and two partner presentations about new developments in their organisation. The focus of the meeting was partner networking and sharing experiences. Minutes and presentations from the meeting are available on EFAS-IS www.efas.eu/home.

Trust-IT cited by national daily, Il Sole 24 Ore for its innovative solutions

Trust-IT Services has been cited by Italian national daily, Il Sole 24 Ore, as one of the leading organisations in Tuscany recognised for the quality of services and the unique work.

In an article published in 27 June 2018 titled, 'Innovative Solutions from Solid Technological Know-How', Trust-IT Services, along with its sister company COMMpla, has been recognised as one of the "leading Tuscan companies recognised for the quality of their services delivered and the uniqueness of the field they operate in".

Final Technical Report of the study “Clouds for science and public authorities”

Carried out by IDC and Trust IT on behalf of the European Commission DG Connect.

Co-authors: Silvana Muscella, Nicholas Ferguson, Stephanie Parker

Six months to Brexit - how scientists are preparing for the split

Seven researchers and campaigners tell Nature how Britain’s break-up with the EU is affecting research.

EUBrazilOpenBio Joint Action Plan for an increase in EU-Brazil science & research cooperation

The plan draws on policy strategies, analyses  current progress in contributing to international targets and defines actions for future collaborative research. The  Joint Action Plan defines common actions for Europe and Brazil with the aim of contributing to relevant Aichi Targets in the years ahead, building on the current collaborative success story. Trust-IT co-authored the report. 

Co-authored by Silvana Muscella, Stephanie Parker, Trust-IT and Vanderlei Canhos, CRIA.