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Geo-INQUIRE in brief

Geosphere INfrastructures for QUestions into Integrated REsearch

Modern scientific endeavours already have the capacity to call upon a vast variety of data, often in huge volumes. However, the challenge is not only how to make the most of such a resource, but also how to make it available to the wider scientific community, especially when encouraging curiosity-driven research. The new project, part of the recent Horizon Europe Infrastructure call, will do so by enhancing, giving access to, and making interoperable key datasets.

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  • Geo-INQUIRE Transnational Access Update

    The 2nd Geo-INQUIRE Transnational Access Call is now closed. Twenty applications from 13 different countries have been submitted to 8 installations. The applications will undergo eligibility and…

    In June 2024, Zoe Yin a last year PhD student from the U.S. visited Dr. Mathilde Marchandon from the group of Prof. Dr. Alice Gabriel at LMU in Munich, Germany (Photo: Iris Christadler, LMU).
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