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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement n° Energising Scientific Endeavour through Science Gateways and e-Infrastructures in Africa Simon J E Taylor, Project Coordinator Modelling & Simulation Group, Brunel University London, UK

2 Welcome old friends and new!

3 What are e-Infrastructures? Powerful integrated Information and Communication Technologies  High speed research communication networks  Computational resources (grids, clouds, etc.)  Software services  Data services (data sources, scientific literature)  Sensors  Securely accessed via web-based portals or science gateways

4 e-Infrastructures are Complex

5 But Can be Delivered Simply!  Science Gateways can facilitate simple secure access to e- Infrastructures  Science Gateways can be focal points for scientific collaborations  Science Gateways can support communities of practice

6 Science Gateways can enable CoPs e-Infrastructures accessed through Science Gateways can help Communities of Practice to  Work intensively and collaboratively to boost research potential and impact  Share and disseminate knowledge, experience and state- of-the-art research to speed up scientific progress  Expand its scope across the world  Promote easily access to software, computing, data and sensor services used by participants

7 Used by many Communities of Practice Meteorology Arts Archaeology Geography History Chemistry Biology Pharmacology

SGs can link e-Infrastructure Knowledge Base/Resources… (Open Access Document Repositories, Data Repositories and Open Education Resources) 8 > 4,000 repositories > 30 million resources

9 Illustrative NRENs who have benefitted from our collaborations KENET – Kenya MAREN – Malawi ngREN – Nigeria TENET – South Africa TERNET – Tanzania ZAMREN – Zambia …V IA N ATIONAL R ESEARCH AND E DUCATION NETWORKS (NREN S )…

10 … T O C OMMUNITIES OF P RACTICE … Example: AIBST  What: African Institute of Biomedical Science & Technology (AiBST)  Why: A network of researchers hosted by AiBST collaborating on biomedical and pharmacological sciences, clinical trials, and clinical drug studies  Who: Zimbabwe (host), Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa

11 Sci-GaIA: Energising Scientific Endeavour through Science Gateways and e- Infrastructures in Africa  Concept o How can NRENs and Communities of Practice develop Science Gateways and e-Infrastructures?  Aim  To create a sustainable foundation of educational material and procedures for the development, management and editing of Science Gateways and e- Infrastructures in Africa and beyond to energise scientific endeavour

12 Get involved! Workshop OPEN SCIENCE collocated with the UbuntuNet-Connect Conference, November 19-20, 2015 in Maputo, Mozambique Web-based Winter School – March 2016 See the forum at Thank you!