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Description
The HEP Training platform is a new online registry designed to facilitate the discovery and dissemination of HEP-related training materials and events across high energy physics experiments, labs and universities. Students, researchers, and educators can have access to a list of curated resources – such as tutorials, guidelines, workshops and training events. These resources are links to contributions in our growing network of content providers.
Beyond improving educational resource discovery, our platform fosters HEP community engagement by bridging training and recognition, connecting the development of high-quality educational materials with mechanisms that acknowledge and credit their authors.
HEP Training contributes and links together various projects which in turn allows improvements of the current platform. The latter ranges from content exchange between other training catalogues to raising recognition to trainers, scientists and engineers in the realm of research software engineering.
heptraining.cern.ch is currently deployed, maintained and curated at CERN.
In this talk, we will explain the setup and status of the HEP Training platform, the mTeSS-X and EVERSE projects and their interplay, as well as their future developments such as the recognition framework, ensuring appropriate acknowledgment of trainers, whose work is often underrated – yet fundamental – for academic and scientific work.