Voorbeelden van het gebruik van E-science in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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ICT INFRASTRUCTURES FOR e-SCIENCE.
Stimulating e-science is then the challenge for scientific publishing.
E-Infrastructure for today's and tomorrow's e-Science.
E-science requires new strategies
The term e-Humanities finds its direct predecessor in the term e-Science.
The EUGridPMA coordinates the trust fabric for e-Science Grid authentication in Europe.
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.
This means that both these business models do not meet the demands in the scientific publishing market in the digital age and moving towards e-science, i.e.
Propose a roadmap for e-infrastructure development to support e-Science through open access to research tools and resources.
is the most visible part of the e-Science paradigm shift.
capacity building; e-science; cultural
E-science(research enabled by e-infrastructure/ICT)
Investigator of applications of BioSemantics and e-Science, and coordinator of the BioSemantics research group in Leiden, part of the Human Genetics Department.
cloud technology and e-science support.
Europe's response to the long-term challenges of e-Science requires a more efficient
complement national funding strategies in support of e-Science.
The shift in the scientific process brought about by e-science will increase research productivity
open access to e-Science environments and global data resources.
The first vector calls for Europe to become a hub of excellence for e-Science, exploiting multi-disciplinarity
accessing scientific information(e-Science) and to e-infrastructures must also be removed by promoting a digital ERA.
To efficiently support e-Science and gain a lead in Global Virtual Research Communities,
To facilitate a rapid transition to e-Science, the European Commission and Member States have