baltic infrastructure collaboration – the high-level group in ri in baltic countries.
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Baltic infrastructure collaboration – the high-level group in RI in Baltic
countries.
Jānis Kloviņš
Update on the current situation in RI planning
Roadmap based comparative analysis of RI in Baltic states
ESFRI projects in Baltic statesResults of Joint Expert Group on RI Future perspectives
Structure of the talk
Launched in 2010 20 objects selected from 50
submitted Selection based on experts review-
followed by panel decision 9 projects proceeded with financing 2012-2014 Roadmap update:
Re-evaluation of 20 objects 12 new proposals 18 objects in roadmap 14 + 4 new
Research infrastructures roadmaps - ESTONIA
Divided in 6 groups Social Sciences and Humanities – 2 objects Environmental Sciences – 2 objects Biological and Medical Sciences – 5 objects Materials Science – 5 objects Natural Sciences and Engineering – 3 objects e-infrastructures – 3 objects
Estonia joined 5 ESFRI objects, 1 in progress
Research infrastructures roadmaps - ESTONIA
Launched in 200915 objects selected from 20
submittedSelection based on international
experts reviewRenewing of the roadmap has
been started
Research infrastructures roadmaps – LITHUANIA
Research infrastructures roadmaps – LITHUANIA
Divided in 3 groups Social Sciences and Humanities – 3 objects Biomedical Sciences – 6 objects Physical and Technological Sciences – 6 objects
Lithuania joined 1 ESFRI objects, 3 in progress
Roadmap has not been accepted yet
9 National Research Centers selected in frame of ERDF project
Recommendations for roadmap and ESFRI has been prepared by Latvian Council of Science
Research infrastructures roadmaps – LATVIA
ESFRI Road Map IR Scie
BBMRI LBMC
EU-OPENSCREEN LOSI
INSTRUCT LBMCLOSI
MIRRI LUEuropean Social Survey LU
ELIXIR LVAILBMCLU MII
PRACE RTULU MII
European Spallation Source
LU FI
CLARIN LU MIILU LLI
Research infrastructures roadmaps – LATVIA
9 National Research Centers (NRC): NRC of Pharmacy and Biomedicine NRC of Public Health and Clinical Medicine;
NRC of Nanostructured and Multifunctional Materials, Structures and Technologies;
NRC of Technologies of Acquisition and Sustainable Use of Energy and Environmental Resources
NRC of Use of Agricultural Resources and Food Technologies; NRC of Forest and Water Resources;
NRC of Information, Communication and Signal Processing Technologies
NRC of Social Economy and Public Management NRC of the Latvian Language, Cultural Heritage and Creative Technologies;
Latvia has not joined ESFRI objects, 3 in progress
Estonia Latvia Lithuania
Estonian Centre for Genomics
NRC of Pharmacy and BiomedicineLatvian Genome Centre
Human Biological Resource Center(HBRC)
NRC of Public Health and Clinical Medicine
Biomedicine Data Warehousing, StandardizationandAnalysisRI (MEDWAN)
BBMRI-ERIC
Biobanking and biomedical research
Estonia Latvia Lithuania
Estonian Structural biology Infrastructure
NRC of Pharmacy and BiomedicineStructural biology Centre
Center for Computational, Structuraland SystemsBiology (CossyBio)
INSTRUCT-ERIC
OPENSCREEN OPENSCREEN
Structural biology
Estonia Latvia Lithuania
National Centre for Translational and Clinical research
NRC of Public Health and Clinical Medicine
Research Infrastructure of ExperimentalAnimals (RIEA)
NRC of Pharmacy and Biomedicine
EATRIS INFRAFRONTIER
Translational and clinical research
Estonia Latvia Lithuania
Estonian PET-Centre Infrastructure for Ecological Metabolomics(INECOM)EMBRC
Aerobiological Research Infrastructure(AEROINFRA)
Other objects
Estonia Latvia Lithuania
ESFRI-ERIC projects in Baltic states
BBMRI Biobanking and Biomolecular Resources
Research
BBMRI Biobanking and Biomolecular Resources
Research
BBMRI Biobanking and Biomolecular Resources
Research
CLARIN Common Language Resources and Technology
Infrastructure
CLARIN Common Language Resources and Technology
Infrastructure
CLARIN Common Language Resources and Technology
Infrastructure
ESoS European Social Survey
ESoS European Social Survey
ESoS European Social Survey
ELIXIR European Life-Science Infrastructure for Biological
Information
ELIXIR European Life-Science Infrastructure for Biological
Information
ELIXIR European Life-Science Infrastructure for Biological
Information
EATRIS European Life-Science Infrastructure for Biological
Information
Estonia Latvia Lithuania
ESFRI-ERIC projects in Baltic states
OPENSCREEN European Infrastructure of Open
Screening Platforms for Chemical Biology
INSTRUCT An Integrated Structural Biology
Infrastructure
ESS European Spallation Source
PRACE Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe CESSDA Council of
European Social Science Data Archives
ESS European Spallation Source
ESS European Spallation Source
INSTRUCT An Integrated Structural Biology
Infrastructure
INSTRUCT An Integrated Structural Biology
Infrastructure
OPENSCREEN European Infrastructure of Open
Screening Platforms for Chemical Biology
PRACE Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe
PRACE Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe
SHARE Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe
DARIAH Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and
Humanities,
In December 2012 the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministries of Education and Sciences of three Baltic states was signed To coordinate the R&D infrastructure development plans,
national RI roadmaps and ICT infrastructures Create a basis for constant exchange of information on
research and innovationsGroup of 8 people was nominated:
To map and prepare comprehensive inventory of the research infrastructures
Joint expert group on infrastructure mapping
Latvia Vadims Murašovs (Ministry of Education and Science) Maija Bundule (Latvian Council of Science), Indriķis Muižnieks (University of Latvia)
• Tālis Juhna (Riga Technical University)
Lithuania Kristina Babelyté-Labanauské (Ministry of Education and Science) Tadas Juknevičius (Ministry of Education and Science) Arūnas Poviliūnas (Research Council of Lithuania).
Estonia Toivo Räim (Ministry of Education and Research), Priit Tamm (Estonian Research Council)
Joint expert group on infrastructure mapping
Meeting in Tallinn – May 29, 2013 Different possibilities how to proceed with mapping of research infrastructures
in Baltic countries were discussed start pilot collection of data on the research facilities that identify itself as
Open Access Facility -the facility should provide certain services to users. The quality level of facilities will be assured by agency providing information to
mapping exercise MERIL Data Dictionary for the Minimum Data Set used for questionnaires
Meeting in Riga – February 3, 2014 Preliminary results of research infrastructure (RI) mapping discussed Decision on the form of dissemination of RI mapping results - list of Baltic RI
should be published on web discussion about possible RI support schemes in Baltic States, e.g. possibility
of establishing administrative and financial schemes for Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian researchers to access RI in Baltic States
discuss the progress of developing Baltic Bonus programs in all three countries
Joint expert group on infrastructure mapping
On May 20, 2014 mapping of RI is finished: results are available on web
Estonia : List and descriptive information with links is provided for 8 Estonian Core Infrastructures
Latvia: List and descriptive information with links is provided for 17 Research Infrastructures
Lithuania: Searchable list and descriptive information with links is provided for 19 Open Access Centers
Joint expert group on infrastructure mapping: RESULTS
ESTONIA
LATVIA
Lithuania
RI example
RI example
Managers of RI should look through the lists, comment on them, and then become responsible for updating information when it has been published-the agency that hosts the list on web is to be responsible for updating this information.
Development of a support scheme for the use of RI in the Baltic countries is important (e.g.– to allow the use of RI for free or for the reduced fee for the researchers from the Baltic countries - this would be an additional Baltic Bonus scheme)
Necessity to develop a grant system that covers the access to RI in the Baltic countries -a proposal for the political decision on that
Further suggestions on RI mapping
Formation of Baltic strategic infrastructure forum is needed with the aim to create Baltic infrastructure roadmap ( therefore, it is crucial for Latvia to develop its roadmap first)
Expert group can identify RIs with common interests from all Baltic States and invite the managers of these RI to meeting in order to develop proposals for Baltic infrastructure roadmap and coordinate the development plans
Further suggestions on RI planning and collaboration
Genetic map of Europe supports the collaboration
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