The workshop, organized in Pozzuoli (Naples) on 28 November 2025 by spoke 9 of NQSTI, aims to foster engaging discussions among young researchers in quantum science and technology. Participants will have the opportunity to interact with invited NQSTI experts and international guests. Research activities can be presented via talks or poster.
Seminar within the Master in Data Management and Curation (MDMC)
Large-scale, data-intensive research is no longer exclusive to high energy physics. Astronomy, gravitational wave physics, nuclear physics, and many more sciences now face comparable challenges in data management, distributed computing, and virtual research environments. With the technological landscape increasingly evolving towards centralised and specialised facilities, communities that rely on a distributed computing model must build bridges that enable sharing technical solutions while preserving their domain-specific needs.
The ESCAPE Collaboration brings these communities together to consolidate and co-develop common technologies and tools, and to establish a forum for collective learning, shared experience, and long-term coordination.
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The workshop, organized in Pozzuoli (Naples) on 28 November 2025 by spoke 9 of NQSTI, aims to foster engaging discussions among young researchers in quantum science and technology. Participants will have the opportunity to interact with invited NQSTI experts and international guests. Research activities can be presented via talks or poster.
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