EPJ Research Infrastructures [electronic resource] / / edited by Beatrice Kioko, Johannes Gutleber, Volker Beckmann, Markus Elsing, Günter Quast.. — : online resource.

Анотація:
Research in both fundamental and applied sciences is increasingly organized around research infrastructures—whether on Earth or in space—through virtual research networks with shared resources or via major facilities and instruments. This research is typically conducted through substantial collaborative efforts involving numerous scientists, professionals, and supporting organizations. These collaborations bring together expertise from across all fields of science and technology, supported by a wide range of administrative bodies and services. EPJ Research Infrastructures is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to addressing the most pressing challenges facing current and future research infrastructures. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: •Data: Management, FAIR principles, repositories, federated architectures •Computing: Software, middleware, distributed workflows; frameworks and heterogeneous computing; AI regulations; hardware and IT equipment •Socioeconomics: Socioeconomic impact assessments and project appraisals; evaluation methodologies; social license to operate; externalities and environmental impact; long-term planning and risk management •Innovation & Scientific Excellence: Knowledge creation and transfer, including spin-offs, start-ups •Services and Partnerships: industrial R&D, collaboration with or co-development as technology infrastructures •Sustainability: Contributions to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly energy efficiency, circular economy, and functional architectures •Science Policy & Diplomacy: Including dual-use considerations, science communication, outreach, and participatory science •Governance & Management: Including initiatives for future research infrastructures, concept development and implementation studies The journal welcomes a wide range of contributions—including research articles, reviews, white papers, roadmaps, case studies, technical and progress reports, as well as discussion and opinion pieces. Submissions are invited from all users and staff of research infrastructures, members of related administrative or funding organizations, and scholars studying research infrastructures as a field. .

ISSN: 3091-4566 = EPJ Res. Infrastruct.

Standard No.: 41781 local

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Nuclear physics.
Nuclear and Particle Physics.