ResInfra@DR Facilitating macro-regional scope and link up to socio-economic actors of Research Infrastructure in the Danube Region

The coordination of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region will in future be carried out from Vienna. The Vienna Coordination Office - also known as the "Danube Strategy Point" - will develop a new action plan, among other things. This will be...

In April, the ResInfra@DR project launched an Open Call for experienced evaluators who want to be included in a registry of research infrastructure (RI) reviewers. The registry will be used primarily by relevant ministries, financing authorities,...

The Interreg - Danube Transnational Project “Facilitating macro-regional scope and link up to socio-economic actors of Research Infrastructure in the Danube Region” (ResInfra@DR) runs between the beginning of the year 2017 and the end of June...

CERIC-ERIC, the Central European Research Infrastructure Consortium, offer access for research in all fields of materials, biomaterials and nanotechnology, to over 50 complementary instruments and support laboratories in nine European countries,...

The ResInfra@DR project has launched an Open Call for experienced evaluators who want to be included in a registry of research infrastructure (RI) reviewers. Reviewers in the registry must have the knowledge, experience and ability to conduct...

On 13th June 2018, the XIV PA7 Steering Group Meeting took place in Bratislava, Slovakia. Status updates on activities and future plans within Priority Area 7 (https://www.danubeknowledgesociety.eu/priority-area-7)  and selected Flagship Projects...

ResInfra@DR is in constant exchange with a wide range of stakeholders in the field of research infrastructure in the Danube region. On the occassion of its 6th newsletter ResInfra@DR invited the project »Danube Framework for Responsible Research...

On the occassion of the Social Lab Workshop No 4, which was held in the beginning of May in Vienna, RRI expert ilse Marschalek (Centre for Social Innovation, ZSI) introduced idea and concept of the project:  With 12 participants, 5 men, 7...

Between February and May 2018, the ResInfra@DR project organised three training events to build capacity for evaluation, planning, monitoring and management of research infrastructures (RIs). The trainings were attended by 95 policy-makers from...

ResInfra@DR project partners would like to announce an open call for the involvement of research infrastructures and thematic experts in the mutual learning exercise. Designed to strengthen Research Infrastructures in the Danube macro region, the...

ResInfra@DR project actively presented during the Slovak national conference “University science parks and research centers as accelerators of technology transfer and research cooperation with practice in Slovakia.” Ms Anna Krivjanska from...

Yesterday the third capacity-building training for evaluation, planning, monitoring, operation and management of research infrastructures started in Bucharest, Romania and continues until Friday (23-25/05/2018).The training's goal was to equip...

The ResInfra@DR invites qualified evaluators to get included in a registry of research infrastructure (RI) reviewers. Reviewers in the registry must have the knowledge, experience and ability to conduct ex-ante assessments of upcoming RI...

We like to learn more about your stakeholder experience with our communication and dissemination activities: How well do you feel informed about the ResInfra@DR project? Do you know the ResInfra@DR digital media channels? Please take five to ten...

With the training attendance of important stakeholders - policy makers and agencies, hosts of research infrastructures as the universities, academies, sectoral agencies -  this second training delivers substantial knowledge on research...

The ResInfra@DR invites qualified evaluators to get included in a registry of research infrastructure (RI) reviewers. Reviewers in the registry must have the knowledge, experience and ability to conduct ex-ante assessments of upcoming RI...

After the successful completion of the first (in Sofia, between February 13 and 16 - read a review here...) in the series of three training sessions for policy-makers from research infrastructure programme owning and funding authorities, active...

On March 22 and 23 Sofia Tech Park (Sofia, Bulgaria) hosted an international conference with approximately 300 participants on the topic of Enhancing Long Term Sustainability and Opening Up Research Infrastructures to Society and Industry....

The organization Science Europe hightlights the importance of all efforts made to ensure the long-term sustainability of research infrastructures. Released prior to the high-level conference on research infrastructures by the Bulgarian Presidency...

The report was presented during the ‘Research Infrastructures beyond 2020’ Conference in Sofia (23rd March, 11:30 – 13:00, Session 5: European Call for Action on Long-term sustainability of RIs).  The European Commission has recently...