Join GBIF, iDigBio, The National Museum of Natural History and TDWG for Biodiversity Summit 2020. Planning is currently underway. A brief agenda of the week's events can be found below.

The launching event of the One Health Belgium Community takes place on 5 November 2019 in Tervuren, Belgium. During this event, we will establish a network definition of the One Health concept, gain insights into interdisciplinary and cross–sectoral One Health integration, and present organisations working in a One Health perspective in Belgium.

The Federal Public Service Health, Food Chain Safety and Environment and the Belgian Biodiversity Platform are co-organising a two-day
One World One Health Conference on 3-4 December 2019 on the impacts of wildlife trade at global and local level

SPNHC and ICOM

The 11th Biennial European Bird Curator Meeting will take place from 24 - 26 September at the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History in Tel Aviv, Israel.

While the programme is still being developed, you can already register here. The Early-Bird registration will end on July 31st.

To submit an abstract for either a talk or a poster please send an email to belmakera@tauex.tau.ac.il

Open Science is a new research paradigm facing many challenges, mainly the ingrained research habits accompanied by non-incentive institutional and funder reward systems, the lack of embedded tools and services, the connection to non-academic communities.

OSFair2019 is organized as an emblematic initiative of OpenAIRE, co-organized by 3 other EU projects in the area of Open Science: FIT4RRI, EOSC Secretariat and FAIRsFAIR. It is locally curated by the University of Minho.

A three day event completely dedicated to research and innovation will take place in Brussels on 24-26 September 2019. The event contains a Policy Conference, an Innovation Europe Hub and the exhibition "Science is wonderful".