Legal Aspects of Public Sector Information (LAPSI). LAPSI is a European Commission-funded project on PSI. The LAPSI project intends to build a network apt to become the main European point of reference for high-level policy discussions and strategic action on all legal issues related to the access and the re-use of the PSI, namely in the digital environment. – http://www.lapsi-project.eu

The Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH). DARIAH will provide a digital infrastructure with a European dimension for researchers in the arts and humanities that will allow them to get access to and join together the information and the knowledge that is embedded in digital content. – http://www.dariah.eu/

Virtual Multidisciplinary EnviroNments USing Cloud Infrastructures (VENUS-C). VENUS-C is a 7th Research Framework Programme project bringing together computing service providers and the scientific user community to develop, test and deploy a large, computing infrastructure for science and SMEs in Europe. – http://www.venus-c.eu/

OpenAIRE will build support structures for researchers in depositing FP7 research publications through the establishment of the European Helpdesk and the outreach to all European member states through the operation and collaboration of 27 National Open Access Liaison Offices. Furthermore, the project will establish and operate an electronic infrastructure for handling peer-reviewed articles as well as other important forms of publications through a common gateway. – http://www.openaire.eu/en/home

Coin Enterprise Collaboration and Interoperability (COIN). COIN is an EC funded Integrated Project (IP) to study, design, develop and prototype an open, self-adaptive, generic ICT integrated solution to support the 2020 vision, starting from notable existing research results in the field of Enterprise Interoperability and Enterprise Collaboration. - http://www.coin-ip.eu/

GridTalk: GridTalk is an EC funded project telling the success stories of Europe’s e-infrastructure, targeting three main audiences: policymakers working in government, science and industry; scientists with an interest in grid computing; and the general public. – http://www.gridtalk.org/about.htm