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SUMMARY:COVID Info Commons Student Paper Challenge - Submission Deadline
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URL:https://nebigdatahub.org/event/covid-info-commons-student-paper-challenge-submission-deadline/
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SUMMARY:NASEM - Networks that Work: Supporting Resilience through Collaboration and Connection through the Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub
DESCRIPTION:Networks that Work: Supporting Resilience through Collaboration and Connection \nThe Societal Experts Action Network’s (SEAN) 2025 Fall Symposium will explore how sustained networks deliver public value and improve resilience\, particularly in times of crisis and constrained resources. The symposium will examine how both emerging and long-standing collaborations can advance community leadership\, foster cross-sector collaboration\, build trust in government\, and bridge evidence and policy. \nBy convening experts in the social\, behavioral\, and economic (SBE) sciences alongside state and local decision makers\, the event will spotlight proven models of network-building and governance in order to identify characteristics that foster success and clarify key challenges. Discussions will focus on how to mitigate challenges\, sustain mission-driven efforts and ensure adaptability amid fiscal uncertainty and shifting priorities. \nPresented by Florence Hudson\, join to watch the presentation on “Networks that Work: Supporting Resilience through Collaboration and Connection through the Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub.” \nLearn more here: \n  https://www.nationalacademies.org/event/45558_09-2025_societal-experts-action-network-sean-2025-fall-symposium
URL:https://nebigdatahub.org/event/networks-that-work-supporting-resilience-through-collaboration-and-connection-through-the-northeast-big-data-innovation-hub/
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SUMMARY:ICALEPCS 2025 - TIPPSS for Navigating a Changing Cybersecurity Landscape at the Electron-Ion Collider and Other Scientific Research Facilities
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the 20th International Conference on Accelerator and Large Experimental Physics Control Systems\, ICALEPCS 2025. \nThis series of conferences facilitates fruitful collaborations among the world’s control system specialists from major scientific installations and industries\, such as particle accelerators\, light sources\, laser facilities\, telescopes\, tokamaks\, etc. The series of ICALEPCS conferences started in 1987 in Villars-sur-Ollon (Switzerland)\, hosted by CERN. The conferences subsequently rotated between three major areas of the world: America (including North\, Central and South America)\, Asia (including Oceania) and EMEA (Europe including Russia\, the Middle East and Africa). Over the years the conferences have seen a growing number of participants\, institutions\, and countries. \nPresented by Linh Nguyen\, Florence Hudson\, James Jamilkowski\, and Kyle Kulmatycski\, join to watch the presentation on “TIPPSS for Navigating a Changing Cybersecurity Landscape at the Electron-Ion Collider and Other Scientific Research Facilities.” \nLearn more here: \n  https://indico.jacow.org/event/86/overview
URL:https://nebigdatahub.org/event/tippss-for-navigating-a-changing-cybersecurity-landscape-at-the-electron-ion-collider-and-other-scientific-research-facilities/
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