Research infrastructure
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Research infrastructures are those facilities, resources and services that are specifically established for scientific purposes.[1] These infrastructures are made available in the medium or long term and for whose proper construction, operation and use of specific competences are required. [2] Their function is to enable or facilitate research, teaching and the promotion of young talent.[3] They are not used exclusively by individuals or groups, but are in principle open to an international professional community.
Examples of Research Infrastructure
Research infrastructure facilities include, for example,
- Laboratories,
- Large scientific equipment,
- Archives,databases and collections and
- Information and communication technologies
- research platforms and e-infrastructures
- social and spatial infrastructures that bring researchers together for scientific exchange.
References
- ↑ "National Research Infrastructure Platforms". National Research Foundation (South Africa).
- ↑ Anderson, Sheila (2013). "What are Research Infrastructures?". International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing. 7 (1–2): 4–23. doi:10.3366/ijhac.2013.0078. ISSN 1753-8548.
- ↑ "Research infrastructure". OECD.
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