The project demonstrates a multi-tenancy approach to improve training catalogues in research infrastructures, suggesting greater collaboration among communities.
With the goal of overcoming the fragmentation of training resources across Research Infrastructures (RIs) and the Science Clusters, the mTeSS-X project will enhance the existing open-source TeSS platform - developed by ELIXIR specifically for building aggregator training portals, and currently used in ELIXIR and PaNOSC training portals - to natively support federation. Such a fully-featured open-source multi-tenanted training platform is expected to be an innovation for building a federation of portals to help break down barriers between thematic communities, promote a more cohesive European research community, and promote FAIR and open training. The project strives to support the federation of training catalogues using a multi-tenancy approach, and enabling cross-instance content exchange. This will allow RIs and their communities to maintain tailored catalogues with distinct identities, while simultaneously benefiting from a shared global pool of resources.
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