CoP Webinar 9 September 2022 Socio-economic impact OF RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURES: Things to consider Author: Evi-Carita Riikonen, ICOS ERIC Assessing the socio-economic impact (SEI) of European Research Infrastructure Consortia (ERICs) is being increasingly discussed as more ERICs are being established and
CESSDA recognises a great value in the exchange programme that allows knowledge and experience sharing among experts working in similar organisations and positions, but rarely have the opportunity to engage. It will help CESSDA grow, learn and expand its network,
We would love to share our knowledge with colleagues in other Universities for best practice and to expand our network. World class research at the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine in the University of Edinburgh is enabled by the
It is an incredible opportunity and of great value to be able to carry out staff visits between the different RIs or CFs. Watching and learning how they work and are managed in other organizations is vital to be able
Description Provide training and exchange programmes for user communities and professional staff, Increase ocean literacy across all domains Promote knowledge transfer between Research Infrastructures Foster and develop new collaborations with other RI’s Name of RI, CF, including website: Eurofleets+
Participation in the Staff Exchange programme will be a great opportunity to share and exchange experience and knowledge with peers, expand our network, and foster and develop new collaborations. The programme is also an opportunity to exchange ideas and procedures with other core facilities which will enrich our knowledge and will have an impact on the development of MICC-CNC.
The aims of the Staff Visits: share experience and knowledge; establish or strengthen collaboration; improve efficiency in various aspects of our work functionality at the facility; knowledge transfer to support careers and regional development