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1. CLARIN valodas resursu un rīku pētniecības infrastruktūra humanitārajām un sociālajām zinātnēm.

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Skadiņa, Inguna, Auziņa, Ilze, Darģis, Roberts, and Voitkāns, Arnis

Subjects
SCIENCE fairs, DIGITAL humanities, HIGHER education, EDUCATIONAL technology, TECHNOLOGY education
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2022
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2. Latvian Roadmap of National Level Research Centres.

Author

Arhipova, Irina

Subjects
*RESEARCH, *ROAD maps, *MAPS, *ECONOMICS
Abstract

Latvian national roadmap is a long:term planning instrument that lists research infrastructures on national importance, either new or in need of upgrading. The development of national roadmap, connected to the European Strategy Forum for Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) Roadmap is helping develop the required overall coherent policy by evaluating and prioritising national resources dedicated to the existing research infrastructures (both national and pan-European) as well as by assessing the option of attracting or supporting new pan-European research infrastructures. Informative Report on Latvia National Level Research Centres (NLRCs) has been approved by the Cabinet of Ministers on 17 August 2010. NLRC is the framework for cooperation among scientific institutions and for concentration of scientific resources to ensure European-level research in the national research priorities. The research aim is to analyse the NLRC scientific excellence, its concentration of research infrastructure (prevention of its fragmentation), and commercialisation of science. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

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