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the european commission recognises research in biodiversity and ecosystems as a priority, moving further from the punctual programmes funding the many fixed-term projects, to the institution of the 14th european research infrastructure consortium, lifewatch-eric*, as a long term strategy to ensure sustainability of research.
lifewatch-eric is the european infrastructure supplying e-science research facilities for scientists seeking to increase our knowledge and deepen our understanding of biodiversity organisation and ecosystem functions and services, with the goal of supporting civil society in addressing the key planetary challenges.
combining a wide range of ict tools and resources with deep knowledge of the domain, as an e-science infrastructure lifewatch-eric provides unprecedented opportunities to perform faster, cutting-edge collaborative activities for biodiversity and ecosystem research.
lifewatch-eric has been designed to tackle many of the constraints affecting researchers' daily activities and their pressing need for increasingly diverse data and larger and more advanced models, open data and open science cloud, making it possible to explore the new frontiers of the ecological domain.
aware of its socio-economic dimension, lifewatch-eric was set up with a clear mission to support civil society in addressing the challenges ahead.
the infrastructure is more than a resource for researchers, being directly connected to a number of issues at the heart of society's wellbeing today, such as biodiversity conservation, ecosystem management, food & energy supply, the blue & green economies, the waste cycle, tourism & cultural heritage.
*lifewatch-eric was established by the european commission implementing decision (eu) 2017/499 of 17 march 2017, published in the official journal of the european union on 22.3.2017.
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