RISIS has been at European City of Science, which hosted the biennial pan-European meeting created by EuroScience and dedicated to scientific research and innovation, with a panel held on the 4th of September entitled Open Research Infrastructure in the field of Science and Innovation Policy Studies: a journey within RISIS and its datasets. ALL PRESENTATIONS HERE First part of Panel: Presentation of Knowmak-tool by Thomas Scherngell (AIT), Barbara Antonioli Mantegazzini (USI), and Ed Noyons (CWTS, Leiden) …
RISIS project will be illustrated in a digital promo stand at ICRI 2022 that will take place in Brno (Czech Republic) from 19th to 21st October 2022. The ICRI 2022 will bring together high-level politicians and research infrastructure representatives from all over the world to debate emerging research infrastructures and their role to face societal challenges. Among the 100 speakers, EMBL Director-General Edith Heard will join on the first day of the conference Plenary2:…
The 13th RISIS Research Seminar will take place on 15th December from 12.30 to 2.30 pm (CET) and will focus on a presentation entitled Regional knowledge production across Europe: insights from combined indicators and an innovative regional delineation of Thomas Scherngell, AIT. Hugo Hollanders, Maastricht University, is involved as discussant. During the Research seminar the paper whose contributors are Benedetto Lepori(USI) , Massimilano Guerini (POLIMI), Thomas Scherngell (AIT) , Michael Barber (AIT) and Lionel Villard (ESIEE Paris, LISIS, CorText, Université Gustave Eiffel)…
The COVID-19 pandemic emergency don't stop the strong willingness to meet and focus on the results achieved, planning next actions, in terms of research, strategic approach, communication, dissemination and evaluation. From 25th to 29th January 2021, the 18 RISIS project partners coordinated by Dr Philippe Laredo, Université Gustave Eiffel, will meet virtually on ZOOM platform to discuss about achievements and plan next strategic actions. 4 plenary sessions and a roundtable. It will mix demonstrations…
Can we consider universities as similar, when in Europe 200 of them represent 80% of European university publications? How to monitor the progress of new sciences when frontier research becomes a policy priority and exceeds disciplinary borders? Is the delineation of national-level actors still relevant if 200 multinational firms dominate half of world industrial R&D? On 4th September (10.15 -11.45 CEST) ESOF2020 hosts a virtual RISIS Panel to address, discuss, and debate these policy questions which…
