Experiences from the preparation of an international research program Ville Brummer a, 1, Totti Könnölä b, 2, Ahti Salo a a Systems analysis Laboratory, Helsinki University of Technology, P o box
Specifically, we report experiences froma recent consultation process that was organized withinwoodwisdom-Net (ERA NET) with the aim of creating an international research agenda, based on the recognition of long-term challenges of the European forest sector and the attendant identification of gaps and new
networking and priority setting in the development of a shared research agenda for an international research program. 3. Shaping of research agendas in Woodwisdom-Net Woodwisdom-Net4 was started in 2004 as one of the ERA NETS supported by European union.
The plans to establish an international research program meant that the funding organizations had to define focal research themes for European RTD collaboration.
which research issues and sub-areas would be particularly suitable for the international research Fig. 1. Core index values for research issues in sub-area 1. 3 (Creating new functionalities
He has participated in a number of international research projects on STI policies, innovation and transition, as well as on foresight and prospective analyses, been a member of several EU expert groups on foresight,
Setting Context/Identifying Priorities Data collection Bibliometrics Interviews International research trends Evaluation of FNR programmes Mapping of Lux.
Vienna is to be established as the centre of international research networks, and of networks in the CENTROPE region in particular.
experiences from the preparation of an international research program. Technological forecasting and Social Change 75, no. 4: 483 95.
experiences from the preparation of an international research program, Technological forecasting and Social Change 75 (4)( 2008) 483 495.36 M. Cariola, S. Rolfo, Evolution in the rationales of foresight in Europe
He has contributed to international research projects on STI policies, innovation, as well as on foresight and prospective analyses, and been a member of several EU expert groups.
I hope that the following text commenting briefly on each of these points should serve as a basis for establishing an effort toward an international research agenda on the subject 3...to complete the puzzle 3. 1. To point 1:
like any significant international undertaking, calls for clarity, unity, integrity and coherence 3 5. Further design requirements are introduced if the project aims to incorporate international research, innovation systems 6 and the diversity of stakeholders.
experiences from the preparation of an international research programme, Technological forecasting and Social Change 75 (2008) 483 495.30 D. White, J. Fortune, Current practice in project management an empirical
and sector (i e. the European forest sector) that aimed to create an international research agenda, based on the recognition of long-termchallenges of this sector and the identification of gaps and opportunities in wood material science and engineering.
Proceedings of Yeditepe International research Conference on Foresight (Yircof 2009), Istanbul, Turkey, 2009.12 O. Saritas, Innovation Foresight and Foresightful Innovation in Europe and beyond, in:
Experiences from the preparation of an international research programme',Technological forecasting and Social Change, 75: 483 95.
This vision translates into a mission that sees ICSU working with strategic partners to plan and coordinate international research programmes that address major issues of relevance to both science and society.
This period also saw the emergence of international research institutions, like the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) and the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR), that were regulated by inter-governmental agreements.
Another example of modern international research collaboration is the Human Genome Project (HGP), completed in 2003.
The value of international research programmes, such as the global environmental change programmes, materialises through the coordination of the research and the integration of the results.
Greater flexibility in international research cooperation is encouraged by the availability of flexible funding from multiple sources including public private partnerships, foundations and charitable donations.
An International research Handbook. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. Squicciarini, M. and Asikainen, A. 2010)‘ Sectoral innovation performance in the construction sector'.
International research collaboration has become a daily business together with the pace of globalisation. In this respect, more collaborattio in research programming across borders makes sense in terms of avoiding duplication, reaching a critical mass and detecting gaps,
For instance, at the level of international research infrastructures, issues like prioritisation criteria, funding, governance, evaluation and impact assessment are being discussed in Europe (European commission 2010a).
References Anderson, M. S. 2010)‘ International research collaborations: Anticipating challenges instead of being surprised',in Europa World of Learning 2011, Vol. 1, 61st edn, pp. 14 8. London:
Experiences from the preparation of an international research programme',Technological forecasting and Social Change, 75: 483 95.
Experiences from the preparation of an international research programme',Technological forecasting and Social Change, 75: 483 95.
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