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NGO · France
Academic / research · United Kingdom
European strategy on research and technology infrastructures · Ocean Observation
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EMBRC-ERIC · filed 22 May 2025 · source
We agree with the identified problems and needs. However, the approach of tackling issues specific to research infrastructures (RIs) and technology infrastructures (TIs) respectively might not be the most suitable. There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to RIs and TIs, as each one of them is built in a different manner, addressing the specific needs of the communities they serve.
ELIXIR · filed 22 May 2025 · source
ELIXIR Europe welcomes the European Commissions initiative to develop a comprehensive Strategy for Research and Technology Infrastructures (RTIs). Research infrastructures are essential to Europes scientific excellence, technological innovation, and global competitiveness.
EMBRC-ERIC · filed 18 Nov 2020 · source
The European Marine Biological Resource Centre (EMBRC-ERIC) welcomes the European Commissions initiative to organise and coordinate marine observation efforts in Europe. The landscape is currently complex and many observation efforts are under-funded and unsustainable. The lack of cross-border collaboration makes data sharing and sampling approaches difficult and inefficient.
ELIXIR · filed 19 Nov 2020 · source
Molecular approaches such as metagenomics, metabarcoding and eDNA (environmental DNA) are increasingly being used for biodiversity monitoring due to efficiencies in sample collection, processing and the capability to identify and monitor taxa or functional biological markers that are otherwise very difficult to assess.
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