Voorbeelden van het gebruik van E-infrastructures in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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E-Infrastructures today.
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E-Infrastructures for 2020 and beyond.
The third vector focuses on the innovation potential of e-Infrastructures.
E-Infrastructures and the policy context.
This activity addresses more specifically the deployment of ICT-based infrastructures, or e-infrastructures.
E-Infrastructures have a strong international dimension.
This requires enhanced training efforts to ensure that researchers can make optimal use of e-Infrastructures.
E-Infrastructures for Research Data and Computing-Intensive Science.
Member States and research communities are invited to embrace the e-Science paradigm by continuing to exploit the benefits of e-Infrastructures.
E-Infrastructures triggering a new scientific renaissance.
The second vector of the strategy aims to consolidate e-Infrastructures as persistent research platforms to ensure‘research continuity.
The e-infrastructures approach should be expanded to more application-oriented
Ensure Europe has world-class research infrastructures(including e-infrastructures) accessible to all researchers in Europe and beyond.
The relevance of e-Infrastructures for innovation is recognised by the Aho Report10 of May 2008.
the European Commission need to ensure that future investment in research facilities is designed to fully exploit e-Infrastructures.
Promote the role of e-Infrastructures in a changing and global research environment.
Europe is already contributing to the innovation of the scientific process by enabling scientific communities to use e-Infrastructures to address research challenges of global relevance.
European and National e-Infrastructures need to address the emerging challenge of data centric science.
E-Infrastructures are currently structured into five intertwined domains,
By facilitating new scientific discoveries and innovation, e-Infrastructures are an essential tool in supporting the‘Lisbon Strategy' for sustainable growth and jobs.
E-Infrastructures is another domain where Europe is active at multilateral level, e.g. in the context of GÉANT
Equally, the Digital Agenda for Europe flagship initiative emphasises the need to reinforce Europe's e-infrastructures and the importance of developing innovation clusters to build Europe's innovative advantage.
Develop and support e-infrastructures to host and share scientific information(publications
Member States have made significant investments in e-Infrastructures, including the pan-European research network GÉANT3,
The development of e-Infrastructures will connect researchers,
for the creation of digital e-infrastructures(repositories), if they do not already exist, and for e-infrastructures to also serve for preservation purposes.
Europe needs to exploit e-Infrastructures to reap the high innovation potential of multi-disciplinary research
E-Infrastructures provide the underlying platforms for computationally intensive applications that enable collaboration combining knowledge from different fields of science.
maintenance of digital e-infrastructures for the preservation of scientific information