🎉 Major milestone for SLICES-RI today 🎉 🔔 Today was the first meeting of the SLICES Interim Supervisory Board (ISB) thanks to the work carried out in the European SLICES-PP project. 28 people were "virtually" present for this kick-off meeting: 5 countries as members and 10 as observers ("membership" procedure underway). 🔎 The goal of this ISB? To discuss and decide together on the strategy for the creation of the ERIC (European Research Infrastructure Consortium), the legal structure of SLICES. 📢 This first meeting was very interesting and set the stage for discussions on the topic over the coming months. It's a huge challenge ahead, but one that holds a lot of promise for the future.
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