EELISA INNOvation and COmmon REsearch strategy

Project Information

EELISA innoCORE

Grant agreement ID: 101035811

DOI

10.3030/101035811

Project closed

EC signature date 17 May 2021

Start date 1 June 2021

End date 31 May 2024

Funded under

• SCIENCE WITH AND FOR SOCIETY

Total cost

No data

EU contribution

€ 1 999 950,00

Coordinated by

UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DE MADRID
Spain

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Deliverables

Documents, reports (29)

EELISA's portfolio of Clusters

Written summary of the identified clusters including links to the EELISA Communities

Re-definition of learning-outcomes for successful industrial and entrepreneurial career.

Report on learning-outcomes for successful industrial and entrepreneurial career.

Plan for collaborative RDI, technology transfer and innovation ecosystems

spectrum of research goals elements of collaboration joint seminarswebinars RDI mobility programetc mechanisms for exploiting the joint ecosystems matching industrial needs with the united RDI capacities of the consortium list of RDI projects aiming at SDGs and green economy

Cost-Benefit analysis of EELISA innoCORE actions

Assessment of the actions carried out within this project.

Overview of EELISA innovation talks (2)

Including conclusions from events held with number of live attendees and evaluation of media distribution (hit rates etc.)

EELISA entrepreneurship action plan

A concept for increasing the outreach of entrepreneurial activities across EELISA to different target groups

Agreement on the main consensual rules of access to open facilities

Agreement on main consensual rules of access to open the research facilities of the memebers of the alliance to the whole alliance

Policy brief (2)

Policy feedback from the funded project to the European Commission

Overview of EELISA innovation talks (1)

Including conclusions from events held with number of live attendees and evaluation of media distribution hit rates etc

Science Parks model

Description of the structure and operation of the network of Science Parks with special emphasis on collaboration within the members of consortium

Report on barriers hampering cooperation on R & I

An overview of the barries hampering cooperation in R & I that were identified during the project (incl. a summary of the actions to overcome them)

OS Methodological Toolkit

The OS Methodological Toolkit will consist in a common set of good practices identified or necessary to be developed within the partner institutions and will be used for benchmarking the actual status of OS implementation

Mapping of existing facilities

Document compiling the list of facilities This information will also be included in the EELISA website

FOREU2 report

Conclusions on the collaboration with other alliances in the implementation of R&I long-term strategies.

Summary of symposia with representatives of R & I Structures (1)

Description of events participants agenda conclusions etc

Definition of the framework conditions for joint EELISA infrastructures

Document that includes the process for developing those infrastructures.

EELISA Connect meetings report

Summary on the kick-off meeting, proceedings of the workshops, reports on the EELISA meetings

Evaluation of joint entrepreneurial activities

with a preliminary outcome evaluation

Summary of symposia with representatives of R & I Structures (2)

description of events (participants, agenda, conclusions, etc.)

Report on Digital Innovation Hubs

Reports on digital transformations involving the EELISA network

Call for junior researchers seed funding

Document describing Call selection criteria and links with Clusters

Portfolio of the potential of challenges revealed in first EELISA Communities with identification of scientific and technological needs

Challenges raised by EELISA's mission-oriented communities.

OS Strategic Planning and Implementation Guide

Strategic Planning and Implementation Guide will comprise a synthesis of OS concepts and best practices and is destinated to HEIs leaders and teams in charge of designing and implementing OS Strategy

Common EELISA mechanism to enable, incentivize, measure and award OS practices

An incentive mechanism will be used to a pilot Universities to record and acknowledge the training (e.g. credits, certificates of attendance, etc.), to demonstrate the Open Science competencies as part of career development, appraisals or promotions

Coordinate infraestructure strategy

Document that’s describes the future new local infrastructures/facilities.

Policy brief (1)

Policy feedback from the funded project to the European Commission

Definition of a roadmap on research infrastructure

Definition of common interests in developing new infrastructures

Report on EELISA innovation and co-creation processes (2)

Overview of consulting and training sessions and public events held on innovation process and on co-creation activities across the EELISA network with a documentation of test spaces run, number of citizens involved and a summary of social prototyping evaluations (starting in year two)

Recommendations for novel structures for governance: academic and industrial participation.

Conclusions on the governance of science parks and other structures for academia-industry exchange

Other (2)

EELISA media channels for innovation

Media channels used to maximize the impact of R & I actions.

EELISA innoCORE Networking Platform

Development of the platform including written instructions on registration.

Websites, patent fillings, videos etc. (2)

Network of OS Ambassadors

The Network of OS Ambassadors will be an informal structure aimed at raising awareness on OS matters, the selection of its members being done by a dedicated selection committee that will gather relevant experts from each partner HEI.

Innovative Distributed OS Training Hub including EELISA Complete Training Programme and Resources

The Innovative Distributed OS Training Hub will be at the forefront of all training activities being the main tool for sharing digital training content and for organizing the training programmes. It will work as a living lab for fostering hands-on activities on OS domains, each partner setting-up its own node of the hub and contribute with its resources to common activities.