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Last updated: 21/09/26

EPOS TCS Flyer MSL 2025

March 2025

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EPOS Multi-Scale Laboratories (MSL) is a European initiative that collects, manages, and harmonizes laboratory data across geological scales—from picoseconds to millions of years and atomic to continental dimensions. The community comprises over 100 laboratories equipped with advanced facilities like electron microscopes, deformation testing machines, and geochemistry labs.

EPOS MSL ensures data accessibility through the EPOS Data Portal and the EPOS MSL Data Catalogue, promoting best practices for sharing Earth scientific data. The initiative supports research in georesources, geostorage, geohazards, and Earth system evolution while fostering international collaboration through laboratory sharing and joint research projects.

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    EPOS MSL integrates data from over 100 European laboratories covering a vast range of geological scales and processes

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    Data is accessible via the EPOS Data Portal and EPOS MSL Data Catalogue, ensuring findability and standardization

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    The initiative supports research in georesources, geohazards, and Earth system evolution through shared facilities and expertise

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    Laboratory sharing encourages international collaboration, welcoming researchers for joint projects

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    EPOS is a distributed research infrastructure addressing societal challenges related to geo-hazards and environmental phenomena

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