Examples of using E-infrastructures in English and their translations into Polish
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the scientific communities to boost investment in e-Infrastructures and to ensure the proper coordination
The aim of the activities is to further develop the global reach of GÉANT and related EU e-infrastructures to provide access to data and enable remote collaboration
The PRACE infrastructure will establish links with complementary e-infrastructures(network, grid/cloud
for the creation of digital e-infrastructures(repositories), if they do not already exist, and for e-infrastructures to also serve for preservation purposes.
establishing e-Infrastructures as a sustainable utility and exploiting them to promote innovation are the three vectors of a renewed European strategy to support the ground-breaking science of 2020 and beyond.
continue to support and participate in policy advisory groups such as the e-Infrastructures Policy Forum and the e-Infrastructures Reflection Group, important for coordination between Member States on scientific data infrastructures.
poses new requirements and challenges for designing the e-Infrastructures of 2020.
citizens via sustainable e-infrastructures, also ensuring long-term access to avoid losing scientific information of unique value10.
such new European Research Infrastructures, including e-infrastructures;
PCP actions for HPC R& D in the EU could become eligible for Union co-funding(e.g. via Horizon 2020- e-Infrastructures; cohesion policy instruments)15 by following one of the schemes given below.
including e-infrastructures, will make a significant contribution to boosting Europe's research
E-Infrastructures make a major contribution to the objectives of the i2010 strategy5
E-Infrastructures need to include a richer set of functionalities,
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.
opening national research facilities and developing e-infrastructures underpinning a digital European Research Area.
creative industries, e-infrastructures and citizen associations.
E-Infrastructures and the policy context.
E-Infrastructures for 2020 and beyond.
E-infrastructures and High Performance Computing.
E-Infrastructures triggering a new scientific renaissance.