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The aim is to provide essential training materials for the proper use of the AAAI in Trusted Research Environments.

May 14, 2026Open Access

D17.1 EOSC-ENTRUST Training material for the use of AAAI for TREs pilot implementation

Key Points

The aim is to provide essential training materials for the proper use of the AAAI in Trusted Research Environments.
Developed training materials based on feedback from the piloting phase.
Incorporated features from the Life Science AAI to support user authentication and authorisation.
Focused on new functionalities as outlined in the AAAI for TREs Blueprint.
Users reported improved understanding of AAAI functionalities, facilitating better implementation.
The training materials successfully detailed the transition from LS AAI to ENTRUST AAAI.
Overall user engagement with AAAI resources increased during the piloting phase.

Abstract

The EOSC-ENTRUST AAAI for Trusted Research Environments (TREs) training materials provide basic introductory information for users on how to properly use the Authentication, Authorisation, and Accounting Infrastructure (AAAI) in its piloting phase. The ENTRUST AAAI is derived from the Life Science AAI (LS AAI), also known as LS Login 6, which is the federated authentication and authorisation infrastructure that enables life-science researchers to sign in using their home organisation credentials or community or commercial identities (e.g. ORCID). This deliverable focuses on new features, as described in the EOSC-ENTRUST AAAI for TREs Blueprint 1, and provides an overall background necessary for a better understanding of ENTRUST AAAI, thus improving its use.

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Matyska et al. (Fri,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a05684ea550a87e60a20c14 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20137206

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