Category Archives: ricerca

24 Nov

Relazioni workshop “Repository? Sì grazie!”

sono disponibili le slide del workshop

Repository? Sì, grazie!

del 23 novembre 2016
tenuto presso l’Area Ricerca CNR Torino

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L’idea di DigiBESS
Giorgio Bertolla – IRES Piemonte

Mio, tuo, nostro? Un repository per condividere i dati
della ricerca sui virus delle piante
Simona Abbà – IPSP-CNR

FABB Repository: dall’esplorazione all’archivio
 e alla divulgazione
Antonella Emina – IRCrES-CNR

L’Archivio di Studi Adriatici del CNR ISMAR di Venezia:
dalla valorizzazione della biblioteca storica
alla gestione delle collezioni scientifiche
Alessandro Ceregato e Simona Armeli – ISMAR-CNR

La raccolta dei programmi di sala di SettembreMusica
e MITO SettembreMusica 1978-2016
Laura Tori – MITO SettembreMusica

MIVV – Memoria e identità nei canti delle Valli Valdesi:
l’eredità di Robert le Diable
Isabella Maria Zoppi – IRCrES-CNR

L’Erbario dell’Università di Torino:
un archivio scientifico e storico da valorizzare
Laura Guglielmone – Dipartimento di scienze
della vita e biologia dei sistemi – UNITO

Secoli di energia. Per un repository di manuali tecnici
e trattati scientifici (sec. XVI-XVIII)
Grazia Biorci – IRCrES-CNR

Gestire le risorse digitali per i beni culturali e la ricerca
Giancarlo Birello e Anna Perin – IRCrES-CNR

28 Oct

wp Ircres

è uscito il working paper Ircres-CNR n. 3/2016

Technology Modelling and Technology Innovation
How a technology model may be useful in studying the innovation process

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a cura di:

Angelo Bonomi
Research Associate CNR-IRCrES,
National Research Council of Italy, Research Institute on Sustainable Economic Growth,
Via Real Collegio 30, Moncalieri (TO)

Mario Andrea Marchisio
Associate Professor School of Life Science and Technology,
Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, People’s Republic of China

21 Sep

Call for visit to JoREP

JOINT RESEARCH PROGRAMMES DATABASE – JoREP 2.0
managed by IRCRES CNR, Via dei Taurini 19, Rome (Italy)

jorep

 **JoREP 2.0 is one of the facilities offered by EUFP7 RISIS project [http://risis.eu/]**

Content of the database

JoREP 2.0 is a database on joint R&D programmes which are (i) European-level publicly funded research initiatives, for which at least one of them functions is shared between more than one country, in principle open to all the countries belonging to European Research Area (ERA) either because they are established by the European Union or because they are based on international treaties, and (ii) publicly funded research programmes established by a group of countries through a bilateral/multilateral agreement.

It provides a quantitative basis for the monitoring of investments in joint R&D programmes for 32 countries (EU28 countries plus 4 associated countries), pointing out the policy rationales behind them and their impact, and allows analyses of the modes of the ERA dynamics, figuring out the national strategies of participation. [More info at http://datasets.risis.eu/]

Financial conditions for the access

EUFP7 RISIS project will cover the following costs:

  • Travel to Rome and back (airplane economy fare or train) for the ‘on-site’ visit;
  • Accommodation in Rome.

IRCRES CNR, the managing institution of JoREP 2.0, will also offer:

  • Staying up a week at IRCRES CNR seat of Rome (ircres.cnr.it);
  • Workplace to query the database and analyse data;
  • Tutoring and advise on the use of data.

 

How to require the ‘on-site’ visit

Applicants must follow the rules for the request of access indicated in the attached flyer (‘Procedure for the access’ section).

The application dossier for visit include:
– a simple form to complete on the RISIS project website;
– a short description of the research project;
– short CV and publication list of the applicant.

Contacts and info
Dr. Andrea Orazio Spinello (andrea.spinello@ircres.cnr.it);
EUFP7 RISIS project website: http://risis.eu.

Please forward to other interested researchers or PhD students!