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Newsletter no. 26 | 11 March 2021
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Dear ENRIITC Partner,
Share your news with us!
Having an active channel of communication is of paramount importance for our network. If you have any news on, for example, technical progress, participation in events or published articles, please let us know.
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Join us for #ENRIITCyourCoffee Season 2:
Episode 7 TODAY at 15:00 CET!
Given the large amounts of public money spent on research facilities, there is growing interest in how this investment benefits and effects society and the economy. Policy makers and funders are increasingly requesting more data and insights on the performance of RIs and their socio-economic impact. Yet measuring this contribution remains a complex endeavour. What are the main challenges RIs face complying with monitoring and impact assessment requirements? How can these challenges be best addressed and what could be done to gain most value from monitoring and impact assessment activities? The session will draw upon the accumulated learning from H2020 funded project RI-PATHS and invite participants to pose questions and share their practical experiences.
Join the webinar here!
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Register for the next episode
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Episode 8: "Training Opportunities for ILOs"
18 March @ 15:00 - 15:30 CET
This session will be led by Sylwia Wójtowicz, ILO for CERN and F4E, and special guest Cristina Lara Arnaud, Deputy Head of the Procurement Service at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN), who will talk about training system implemented for ILOs by CERN.
Read more and register here.
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ENRIITC is made up of 11 consortium partners and more than 60 associate partners, making it a very broad and diverse Network. To better understand who is involved in the Network and what collaboration opportunities are available, we will be slowly introducing our partners in this section.
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ANAee
AnaEE (Analysis and Experimentation on Ecosystems) is a European RI which brings together a series of state-of-the-art experimental and analytical platforms for ecosystem research throughout Europe. At the core of AnaEE’s approach is a network of distributed experimental facilities, through which ecosystems can be exposed to a series of controlled conditions, from land-use change, pollution, biological invasions, rising atmospheric greenhouse gases concentrations, and to increasing extreme events such as droughts and heatwaves. Read more here.
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Michel Boër is the Director General of AnaEE. His background is high energy and multi-messenger astrophysics, but he was also involved in the setting up of an AnaEE experimental ecology platform and ICOS tower in the Haute-Provence Observatory, South France. He has participated to several large projects on ground and in space, and collaborated with the industry and agencies in the domain of Space Surveillance and Tracking. He joined AnaEE in June 2019.
Sarah Mahé graduated from the Political Sciences Institute in Aix-en-Provence and holds a Master degree in Sustainable Development and Management of Organizations from the University of Paris Dauphine. Prior to AnaEE, she spent two years at the French Embassy in Manila (Philippines) as Scientific Cooperation Attaché and representative for NGOs. She has joined AnaEE as program manager since September 2020, and assists the Director General in the implementation of the Research Infrastructure.
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Registrations for RI.Logistica are open!
Register for the RI.Logistica conference today and be part of an unparalleled international forum that will impact how research infrastructures deal with logistics in the future. The RI.Logistica conference is an online event designed for research infrastructures (RIs), their users and collaborators, companies in the supply chain management, and governmental authorities to discuss all aspects of logistics critical for research facilities and laboratories. It will take place on 19-20 May 2021. You can check out the programme and register on the event website here.
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SKA Science Conference 2021:
"A Precursor View of the SKA Sky"
In the year that marks the establishment of the SKA Observatory, as well as the start of SKA construction activities, they want to bring the focus to science, with the new and exciting results that are being produced by the SKA precursors and pathfinders and their implication for the SKA. The SKA Science conference 2021, taking place 15-19 March, is a fully virtual event that has been designed to allow participation from all countries and timezones. Read more and register here.
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Workshop: Common Challenges and Actions for Distributed RIs in Europe
EMPHASIS would like to invite the research infrastructure community on 17-18 March to reflect on current challenges and explore future options for developing and sustaining their operations and demonstrate their impact in Europe. The workshop will take place Read more and register here.
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Coordination of EU networks for Industry
"Moving towards value chain-based networks in an Open Innovation setting"
This event, taking place 24 March, will present ATI, PITCCH, I4MS, DIHNET projects and will propose an open discussion among then to identify synergies and long-term collaboration for efficient support to European stakeholder in their innovation journeys. Read more and register here.
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Register to the Network
If you have yet to do so, please use the following link and password to access our Indico page and read the terms and conditions for the ENRIITC Data Consent Policy.
Link: https://indico.esss.lu.se/event/1367/
Password: ENRIITC
Once read, kindly click "registration" in the menu bar to the left of the text and fill in your information. Once completed, click "register" at the bottom of the form. |
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Upcoming Events & Deadlines
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