Examples of using E-science in English and their translations into Polish
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ICT INFRASTRUCTURES FOR e-SCIENCE.
E-science, e-learning and digital libraries.
Communication on ICT Infrastructures for e-Science.
E-Science as the key to development" is the topic of this year's conference.
E-Infrastructure for today's and tomorrow's e-Science.
Member States andresearch communities are invited to embrace the e-Science paradigm by continuing to exploit the benefits of e-Infrastructures.
The consequence of this convergence of science communication is also e-science Science 2.0.
Access to information and knowledge;capacity building; e-science; cultural and linguistic diversity; media; ethical dimension of the Information Society.
Support activities to raise stakeholder awareness of open access and e-Science.
Three interrelated vectors are key to such a strategy: e-Science, e‑Infrastructures and innovation.
E-science(research enabled by e-infrastructure/ICT) is essential for meeting the challenges of the 21st century in scientific discovery and learning.
Computer networks and grids' computing systems create the environment for e-Science service realization.
The shift in the scientific process brought about by e-science will increase research productivity and prompt new and unexpected solutions to societal challenges.
It will produce enormous quantities of data to be made available to 7000 physicists in 33 countries via GÉANT and e-Science infrastructures.
To efficiently support e-Science and gain a lead in Global Virtual Research Communities, Europe needs to continue developing world-class e-Infrastructures able to support new‘participative' paradigms.
The EESC also welcomes the intention to draw up a roadmap for e-infrastructure development to support e-science through access to research tools and resources.
The EGI, the largest collaborative production grid infrastructure for e-Science ever created, will enable teams of researchers in different geographical locations to work on a problem as if they were in the same laboratory.
The central element of the Polish stand at this year's TERENA conference was promotion of the greatest system in the PIONIER network service- Service Platform for e-Science PLATON.
The term“digital curation” was first used in the e-science and biological science fields as a means of differentiating the additional suite of activities ordinarily employed by library and museum curators to add value to their collections and enable its reuse from the smaller subtask of simply preserving the data.
This is referred to as the transition from wet labs14 to virtual research environments and is the most visible part of the e-Science paradigm shift.
It builds on the Communication on ICT Infrastructures for e-Science and the conclusions of the Council asking for"further development of computing infrastructures such as the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe(PRACE www. prace-ri. eu)" and to"pool investments in high-performance computing under PRACE.
The aim is to achieve by 2020 a single and open European space for online research where researchers enjoy leading-edge, ubiquitous and reliable services for networking and computing, and seamless andopen access to e-Science environments and global data resources.
The opinion of Luidvikas Žukauskas(member of Skuodas Municipal District Council, LT/EPP)entitled" ICT infrastructures for e-science: a strategy for ICT RD, innovation and research on future and emerging technologies in Europe" will recommend promoting the concept of"user-driven innovation", which is being used in more and more regions and cities across Europe, and has proven to be a central driver of RD investment and market entrance of new innovation.
As most knowledge creation and transfer uses digital means, all barriers preventing seamless online access to digital research services for collaboration, computing andaccessing scientific information(e-Science) and to e-infrastructures must also be removed by promoting a digital ERA.
This Communication follows the Communication on ICT Infrastructures for e-Science and the conclusions of the Council asking for‘further development of computing infrastructures such as the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe(PRACE)2' and to pool‘investments in high-performance computing under PRACE, in order to strengthen the position of European industry and academia in the use, development and manufacturing of advanced computing products, services and technologies'.3.
