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Tavola rotonda: La forma del cambiamento: autonomia digitale, sostenibilità e condivisione nella comunità dell'università e la ricerca
Un confronto tra rappresentanti della comunità accademica e della ricerca sul cambiamento in atto nelle infrastrutture digitali della conoscenza, tra autonomia tecnologica, sostenibilità e condivisione.
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A graduate in Physics from the University of Milan and a PhD in Astronomy from the University of Bologna, he is a Research Director at INAF, where he heads the Scientific Directorate office dedicated to computing and data curation in astrophysics. He is the Italian representative on the Resource Board of the SKA computing center network. He served as Director of the Cagliari Observatory, and his research focuses on pulsars. He is part of a select group of European scientists who won the 2005 Descartes Prize for the discovery of over 700 pulsars, and in particular, with Marta Burgay and Nichi D'Amico, of the first and still only Double Pulsar. He is a founder of EPTA, the European Pulsar Repeated Observation Experiment, which aims to detect ultra-long-period gravitational waves. He is the author of over 390 papers in international journals and has been extensively involved in popularization, with more than 300 conferences and two books.
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Panel: The shape of change: digital autonomy, sustainability and sharing in the university and research community
A discussion among representatives of the academic and research community on the ongoing transformation of knowledge infrastructures, addressing technological autonomy, sustainability, and sharing.
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