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Open Molecular Science for the Open Science Cloud

The Open Science Cloud project is getting off the ground within EINFRA 12 (a) under the joint action of EGI.eu, INDICO and EUDAT. To this end several pilots have been selected to provide its core services. In this paper, the characteristics of the (not selected for funding) Open Molecular Science pilot SUMO-Chem are described and further referring to two particularly innovative services: the distributed ab initio collaborative simulator of molecular processes GEMS and the prosumer based self evaluation handler of molecular knowledge e-tests.

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