“We consider DI4R as a very important conference since users, providers and large infrastructure organizations get together and can discuss cross disciplinary approaches and solutions for the burning problems of scientific work. The key feature of DI4R is the exchange of ideas and this happens through networking the people.”
Volker Guelzow, DESY #CoChair
“Technology transfer of academic software to industry should be straightforward and (almost) universal - so why is it not and what can we do about it?”
Mike Payne, University of Cambridge #KeynoteSpeaker
“Quantum computing should be based on facts, not on myths.”
Kristel Michielsen, Jülich Supercomputing Centre & RWTH Aachen University #KeynoteSpeaker
“Climate prediction is one of the most computationally demanding applications due to the huge simulations required. Nowadays, data-centric applications pose new challenges for research infrastructures.”
Jose Manuel Gutierrez, Unican, IPCC & CSIC #KeynoteSpeaker
“It is an incredible opportunity to be at DI4R conference to exchange ideas and expand collaborations to develop, integrate and to transform digital information to overcome one of humanities biggest challenges: the biodiversity crisis.”
Dalia A. Conde, Species360 & University of Southern Denmark #KeynoteSpeaker
