Added Next event: January 18, 2022

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 Through a selection of state-of-the-art project presentations and demonstrations, this new series of webinars introduces software research projects that help shape the future of open source software and the IT industry. Co-organized by OW2 and the Eclipse Foundation, the webinars will focus on international partners leveraging open source in European publicly-funded collaborative research and innovation programs.
 
 ### Presentations   
-[![Activeeon](images/activeeon.png)](https://www.activeeon.com/) [![Capra](images/capra.png)](https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/modeling.capra)
+[![Activeeon](images/activeeon.png)](https://www.activeeon.com/) [![Capra](images/capra.png)](http://eclipse.org/capra)
 
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+title: "Open Research Webinars"
+headline: "Open Research Webinars"
+subtitle: "Open collaboration in European research projects"
+tagline: "Next event: Tuesday, January 18, 2022, 16:00-17:00 CET"
+date: 2021-09-28T16:00:00+02:00
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+summary: "Open Research Webinars is a series presenting software research projects that are helping to shape the future of open source software and the IT industry. Co-organized by OW2 and the Eclipse Foundation, the webinars will focus on international partners leveraging open source in European publicly-funded collaborative research and innovation programs."
+links: [[href: "#speakers", text: Speakers], [href: "#agenda", text: Agenda]]
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+Join us for our next Open Research Webinars on Tuesday, January 18, 2022 at 16:00 CET. 
+
+Through a selection of state-of-the-art project presentations and demonstrations, this new series of webinars introduces software research projects that help shape the future of open source software and the IT industry. Co-organized by OW2 and the Eclipse Foundation, the webinars will focus on international partners leveraging open source in European publicly-funded collaborative research and innovation programs.
+
+### Presentations   
+[![Eclipse STEADY](images/steady.png)](https://eclipse.org/steady) [![Sat4J](images/sat4j.png)](https://www.sat4j.org/)
+
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+title: "Speakers"
+date: 2022-01-18T10:52:27-04:00
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-<h2>Upcoming Event:</h2>
-<h1 align="center">January 18, 2022</h1>
+<h2>Upcoming Event: January 18, 2022</h2>
+<a href="2022/january"><img src="2022/january/images/steady.png" width="200" alt="Steady"></a>
+<a href="2022/january"><img src="2022/january/images/sat4j.png" width="200" alt="Sat4j"></a>
 
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+items:
+    - name: "Introduction"
+      presenter: <a href="speakers/#marco_jahn">Marco Jahn</a> and <a href="speakers/#cedric_thomas">Cedric Thomas</a>
+      type: session
+      time: 16:00 - 16:15 (CET)
+    - name: "On-going research to fuel and enhance Eclipse Steady"
+      presenter: <a href="speakers/#henrik_plate">Henrik Plate</a>, <a href="speakers/#serena_ponta">Serena Ponta</a>, or <a href="speakers/#antonino_sabetta">Antonino Sabetta</a>
+      type: session
+      time: 16:15 - 16:35 (CET)
+      abstract: |
+           <p>Eclipse Steady offers a code-based approach to detect the presence of open-source code subject to known 
+           vulnerabilities, to assess the severity of findings and to propose mitigations. Its code-centricity allows 
+           Steady to improve on several dimensions, esp. detection accuracy. However, public vulnerability databases 
+           like the NVD do not contain the required information, hence, a dedicated vulnerability database had to be 
+           established, needing continuous contributions. This presentation will provide an overview about on-going 
+           research activities related to the creation and maintenance of an open-source vulnerability database for 
+           Eclipse Steady. Moreover, we will shortly discuss the possibility to use the code-analysis features of 
+           Eclipse Steady to identify unused dependencies, whose removal would reduce applications' attack surface 
+           and maintenance effort.</p>
+
+    - name: "Sat4j, from the lab to OW2 with and for Eclipse"
+      presenter: <a href="speakers/#daniel_le_berre">Daniel Le Berre</a>
+      type: session
+      time: 16:35 - 16:55 (CET)
+      abstract: |
+          <p>Sat4j is a library of tools in Java to solve combinatorial problems with Boolean variables. One of such
+          problem is the canonical SATisfiability problem, one of the simplest hard problems in theoretical computer science.
+          Interestingly, in practice, software able to solve instances of such problem (so called *SAT solvers*) improved 
+          drastically in early 2000's.
+          Those solvers are used nowadays to solve a wide range of problems, from hardware or software verification to
+          bioinformatics. Sat4j provides such technology to Java users. 
+          From the beginning, Sat4j has been hosted by OW2, and developed using Eclipse. Since 2008, Sat4j is used in 
+          Eclipse p2 to manage Eclipse plugin dependencies.
+          This talk will review the conditions, benefits and limitations of growing open source research software in a non
+          academic open source world.</p>
+    - name: "Wrap up"
+      presenter: <a href="speakers/#cedric_thomas">Cedric Thomas</a>
+      type: session
+      time: 16:55 - 17:00 (CET)
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+end_date: 2022-01-19
+end_text: "This webinar is now over. Slides and more information is available on the webinar summary page. Watch this space for information on the next program."
+links:
+  - url: https://events.eclipse.org/code-of-conduct/
+    text: Code of Conduct
+#  - url: https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/open-research-webinar-september-28-tickets-162650226205
+#    text: Register Now

data/en/2022/january/speakers.yml

+items: 
+  - name: "Henrik Plate"
+    anchor: henrik_plate
+    title: "Senior Researcher (SAP)"
+    img: henrik_plate.jpg
+    bio: |
+      <p>Henrik Plate is a senior researcher at SAP Security Research.
+      He received his MSc in Computer Science and Business Administration in 1999 
+      from the University of Mannheim. His current research focusses on the security 
+      of software supply chains, esp. the use of open source components with known 
+      vulnerabilities and supply chain attacks. He is a co-author of Eclipse Steady [5], 
+      which supports the detection, assessment and mitigation of vulnerable open source 
+      dependencies in Java and Python applications. </p>
+
+  - name: "Daniel Le Berre"
+    anchor: daniel_le_berre
+    title: "Professor (Université d’Artois)"
+    img: daniel_le_berre.jpg
+    bio: |
+      <p>A Université d’Artois academic and researcher at the Lens Computer Science Research lab, Daniel Le Berre is 
+      passionate about software engineering and artificial intelligence, with a particular interest in the design 
+      and evaluation of algorithms for inference and decision-making. He wrote his first research software program, 
+      a SAT solver (for propositional logic problems), during his DEA post-graduate diploma in 1994. In 2004 he 
+      created the Sat4j library, which offers a series of reasoning tools in Boolean variables (“0” if a proposition 
+      is false, “1” if it is true) for Java. SAT4J is part of the OW2 code base and is used by millions of people 
+      across the globe as software dependency manager for Eclipse.</p>
+
+  - name: "Serena Ponta"
+    anchor: serena_ponta
+    title: ""
+    img: avatar.png
+    bio: |
+      <p></p>
+
+  - name: "Antonino Sabetta"
+    anchor: antonino_sabetta
+    title: "Principal Research Scientist (SAP)"
+    img: antonino_sabetta.jpg
+    bio: |
+      <p></p>
+
+  - name: "Marco Jahn"
+    anchor: marco_jahn
+    title: "Research Project Manager (Eclipse Foundation)"
+    img: marco_jahn.jpg
+    bio: |
+      <p>Marco Jahn is research project manager at the Eclipse Foundation. He obtained his diploma in computer 
+      science from Ulm University in 2006 and his PhD from RWTH Aachen in 2016. He worked as software developer 
+      at denkwerk GmbH before moving to Fraunhofer FIT. There, he has been working as researcher and project 
+      manager in various European research projects in the areas of IoT and Smart Cities. Furthermore, he led 
+      the IoT Platforms team and coordinated the IoT Large-Scale Pilot Project MONICA. He joined the Eclipse 
+      Foundation in 2019 where he participates in the foundation’s research activities, helping to turn innovations 
+      into successful open source projects.</p>
+
+  - name: "Cédric Thomas"
+    anchor: cedric_thomas
+    title: "Chief Executive Officer (OW2)"
+    img: cedric_thomas.jpg
+    bio: |
+      <p>Cedric Thomas is OW2 CEO. An IT industry veteran with twenty-five years of experience in strategic and 
+      marketing consulting for IT vendors and systems integrators, Cedric has masterminded the launch of the OW2 
+      Consortium. Previously, as both an investor and a consultant with FronTier Associates, the consulting company 
+      he founded in 1997, he actively took part in three IPOs, contributed to the launch of several technology start-ups, 
+      helped establish a start-up incubator in Paris and set up technology firms in Boston and San Francisco. Before that, 
+      he was VP and Research Director at PAC, an independent provider of consultancy and marketing studies for the IT 
+      industry where he established successful research programs in Open Systems, IT spending and Outsourcing. 
+      Cédric studied for his PhD in Economics at the Sorbonne and holds a Master’s degree in Computer Science from the 
+      University of Paris. He teaches business strategy in several master programs.</p>
+
+  
+
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