Webinar #2: Service documentation & tutorials: rolling out the red carpet for end users

Angeliki Adamaki (PhD) is a scientist and a project manager at the ICOS Carbon Portal and the University of Lund in Sweden. She has been educated in Natural Sciences studying Nuclear Physics and Geophysics, including modern pedagogics and teaching of the exact sciences. As a researcher she worked with catalogue statistics, data quality controls, data analysis and probabilistic modeling in Statistical Seismology. For the last 5 years she has been working for European Projects with a particular interest in Open Science practices, FAIR data management and interdisciplinary research.

Rob Carrillo is the Outreach Coordinator of the EUDAT Collaborative Data Infrastructure where he oversees its user documentation activities. He is also a Project Manager for Trust-IT Services where he implemented several pan-European communications strategies for a number of EU projects and research infrastructures including user documentation section for the EOSC Portal.

Chris Ariyo is a Senior System Specialist at the International Data Management & Collaboration, CSC – IT Center for Science, Finland. He is a member of the DICE Operational Advisory Board (OAB), a task leader for DICE Task 4.1 (Integration of data services with computing platforms), and member of DICE Task 4.4 (Sensitive Data), as well as a EUDAT B2SHARE CDI service owner.

Helen Clare has over 20 years’ experience working in IT training and staff development in the education sector. For the last 7 years has specialised in supporting skills for open research at Jisc and in the EOSC Synergy and EOSC Future projects, where she supports the development of quality online tutorials.

Maggie Hellström (PhD) is a scientist and data management specialist at the ICOS Carbon Portal and Lund University, Sweden. For the last decade, Maggie has been working with research data management questions for ICOS, and the wider community of European research infrastructures in environmental and Earth sciences (ENVRIs). Her special interests include Open Science and FAIR, persistent identification & citation of research resources, and designing & delivering training on how to best manage research data.