
Visions, requirements and needs for Future Research Environments in the Healthcare domain
As partner of the project consortium EOSCSecretariat, TU Wien is responsible for Researcher Engagement. This task comprises the organization of workshops, consultations and an exploration series with members from university networks, funding bodies and various research communities. In order to address the latter in a structured way, TU Wien brought experts from the healthcare domain together with the aim to:
- bring together a small, focused group of excellent researchers and research enablers who have a vision for and are interested in shaping the future of European research infrastructures for their domain
- identify current barriers and services considered essential for a well-functioning EOSC
- obtain a better understanding on how research is changing
- elaborate visions on how research will be conducted in 5 to 15 years and what the effect and impact on research infrastructures will be
- provide these as seeds for public comments to involve a large stakeholder community, thus ensuring many voices are being heard and that findings are considered in EOSC implementation processes, so that the EOSC is serving our needs as researchers
We are now pleased to share the link to the final Report on the online session visions, requirements and needs for Future Research Environments in the Healthcare domain: https://zenodo.org/record/4015121#.X1NdI8gzaUl. For Key Takeaway Messages, please see https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4030301.
To access our previous reports and key takeaway messages on researcher engagement activities, please see:
- Report on the workshop with members of university networks: https://zenodo.org/record/3693914#.X1NmCcgzaUk
- Report on the workshop with researchers: https://zenodo.org/record/3701194#.X1NmD8gzaUl)
- Key takeaway messages from workshops with members of university networks, funding bodies and researchers: https://zenodo.org/record/3701269#.X1Nn-MgzaUk
This report will be sent to the governance board bodies of EOSC, EOSC Secretariat, University Networks, Funding Agencies and Research Performing Organisations, thus providing input in the ongoing development processes of the EOSC. Please, feel free to distribute further, or contact us, should you have any questions!
TU Wien representatives of the EOSCSecretariat: Paolo Budroni, Katharina Flicker (katharina.flicker@tuwien.ac.at), Juliana Giroletti, Andreas Rauber (PI), Barbara Sánchez, Bernd Saurugger