Which is the structure of RISIS? RISIS contains 12 datasets that will integrate with four new datasets dealing with important lasting research and policy issues: Three datasets concern world largest firms (CIB2), European venture capital (VICO) and fast growing mid-sized firms (Cheetah); Two datasets deal with European trans-border programmes (EUPRO e JoREP); One Register on European public research actors, ORGREG, which serves as repository, on universities, PROs and university hospitals; Output datasets of knowledge…
“Knowledge is the currency of the new economy”: with this sentence, that marks the beginning of a document released by the European Commission in 2012, is started a flow of policy reports focusing on open access to the results of research. Recently, also RISIS has gained a relevant step towards open access world, to reduce asymmetries in actors who produce new knowledge, in the places where knowledge is generated, and in the issues addressed.…
According to European Commission, Research Infrastructures (RIs) are facilities that provide resources and services for research communities to conduct research and foster innovation. “They can be used beyond research, for education or public services and they may be single-sited, distributed, or virtual”, they said. “They include major scientific equipment or sets of instruments, collections, archives or scientific data, computing systems and communication networks, and any other research and innovation infrastructure of a unique nature…
A first version of the new RISIS Datasets Portal has been opened! This is an initial version that will be extended and improved over the coming weeks. The Portal is embedded in the Risis Core Facility (RCF) environment that will be extended with a part on public data and services, and also with the possibility to access major parts of the data directly in RCF. There is a new RISIS Code of Conduct that users…
Based on the first RISIS project from 2014-2018, RISIS goes on given the high interest on RISIS datasets and their integration. RISIS2 has started 2019 and provides ongoing access to the existing RISIS datasets (please contact us under https://rcf.risis2.eu/datasets). RISIS2 will also open new datasets and provide new services, in particular in terms of combined and distant access to datasets, and increasingly services for data analysis. Please find some initial information here: https://www.risis2.eu/leaflet-risis2/. Stay tuned…
