From Dimitris Koureas (DiSSCo Coordinator)
The premise for the Round Table:
"European Research Infrastructures, operate within complex and sometimes fragmented operational, policy and funding landscapes. To effectively develop and provide their services, they rely on strong and efficient partnerships. These partnerships can be developed on both strategic and operational perspectives. Scientific and policy drivers can often develop strong but complex partnerships landscapes, whilst operational needs require strong and effective collaboration inform decisions on the development of the RIs pre-commercial and commercial procurement mechanisms. Reciprocity in technology and experience transfer can also lead to strong collaborations."
"European Research Infrastructures, operate within complex and sometimes fragmented operational, policy and funding landscapes. To effectively develop and provide their services, they rely on strong and efficient partnerships. These partnerships can be developed on both strategic and operational perspectives. Scientific and policy drivers can often develop strong but complex partnerships landscapes, whilst operational needs require strong and effective collaboration inform decisions on the development of the RIs pre-commercial and commercial procurement mechanisms. Reciprocity in technology and experience transfer can also lead to strong collaborations."
As a member of the ICEDIG External Advisory Board, Deborah Paul from iDigBio will attend and participate in this round table to share experiences with establishing dialog between scientfic communities and infrastructure developments.
Start Date:
Tuesday, December 04, 2018 - 10:00am EST to Thursday, December 06, 2018 - 5:00pm EST
Location:
Botanic Garden Meise, Nieuwelaan 38, 1860 Meise, Belgium
