Past events

The first workshop of the series, ‘Why Mappings Matter and how to make them FAIR?’, organised by FAIR-IMPACT, introduces participants to the motivation behind doing mappings and how they could benefit even more by making mappings FAIR.

The webinar "Digital Earth Twins  to build resilience to climate change" aims to showcase best practices, challenges and emerging patterns in developing digital twins. The involved speakers are experts and developers in the field and are going to highlight, during a one-hour event, the main aspects to be taken into account while developing highly-complex technology systems, such as BioDT, Destination Earth and ClimateDT.

The EuroHPC Summit is an annual event gathering key European HPC stakeholders from providers, to scientific and industrial users, to policy makers. BioDT is joining with a poster presentation. Come meet us in Sweden!

NLBIF - Netherlands Biodiversity Information Facility - is the national knowledge hub of GBIF. Sharif Islam, leader for improving Quality of Data, Workflows and Models through FAIR Principles in BioDT, joined the NLBIF meeting on 7 March 2023 and presented an overview of the technical advancements done in the scope of the project.

To facilitate discussions around FAIR principles, the BioDT consortium is organising a series of online webinars to stimulate conversations around FAIR with a focus on BioDT and the digital twinning paradigm.

To facilitate discussions around FAIR principles, the BioDT consortium is organising a series of online webinars to stimulate conversations around FAIR with a focus on BioDT and the digital twinning paradigm.

The next Finnish Night of Science takes place on 12 January 2023. Jesse Harrison, BioDT Project Manager and Aleksi Kallio, BioDT Leader for Digital Twin Advanced Technical Platform, are joining the event through a panel discussion focused on how supercomputing can help address major environmental problems.

EBDVF22 is an annual event bringing together industry professionals, business developers, researchers and policy-makers from all over Europe. BioDT took part in the exhibition and the project was presented in the session "Digital Twin Standards and Interoperability".

The International Conference on High-Performance Computing (HPC) 2022 is taking place 13-18 November in Dallas, USA. BioDT partners are joining SC22 and present the main objectives of the project.

In a bid to foster transparency and openness in ecological research, the Biological Research Station at Finse became the hub for an innovative Open, Reproducible, and Transparent Science course in November 2022. The collaborative effort, orchestrated by BioCEED (University of Bergen), GBIF Norway, and Living Norway, drew participants from diverse backgrounds, ranging from Scandinavia to Asia.