The European research infrastructures for the social sciences and humanities in which CNR takes part, coordinated by DSU.
In order to support outstanding research at a national and European scale and to foster the growth of open and integrated systems of research, innovation, technology transfer, knowledge and skills in the R&D system, the DSU supports and coordinates Italy's participation in the main European research infrastructures included in the ESFRI Roadmap (European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures) and in the National Research Infrastructures Plan (PNIR) – ESFRI Social & Cultural Innovation (S&CI) Area – ERC Sectors – Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH).
European Research Infrastructures (RI) in S&CI provide access to facilities, expertise, resources, tools, data and related advanced services for
The CNR is leading Italy’s participation in the main European Research Infrastructures (IR) in the Social & Cultural Innovation (S&CI) sector, included in the ESFRI Roadmap 2021 and/or in the National Research Infrastructures Plan (PNIR) 2021 – 2027:
The alliance between the FOSSR and H2IOSC infrastructures: a federated platform of data and services for the social sciences, humanities and cultural heritage, focused…
FOSSR is thematic cluster of research infrastructures coordinated by CNR and funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU under the National Recovery and Resilience…
H2IOSC – Humanities and cultural Heritage Italian Open Science Cloud is a national federated cluster, coordinated by the National Research Council of Italy, bringing…
A large-scale European digital research infrastructure of the ERIC type, providing the scientific community with facilities, tools, datasets, expertise and certified services, to conduct…
European research infrastructure of the ERIC type, providing integrated access to a wide range of language data and tools to support research in the…
Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities. DARIAH aims to improve and support excellent research, teaching and innovation in the arts and humanities.
The pan-European research infrastructure for Heritage Science, coordinated by Italy (CNR), whose European Hub is based in Florence.
OPERAS is a Europe-wide distributed research infrastructure that aims to integrate and enhance scholarly communication channels, resources and tools in the social sciences and…
Distributed infrastructure of pan-European interest for religious studies, integrating and making accessible sources, resources, facilities and services of the most important European research institutions…
RISIS aims at building a pan-European distributed infrastructure of services and data relevant to research and innovation dynamics and policies and for research in…
SHARE, acknowledged as a Research Infrastructure by the European Commission and set up as ERIC in March 2011, is an interdisciplinary and longitudinal survey…
Starting in 2023, the DSU supports the implementation and development of new European research infrastructures (ESFRI Project) in the area of Social Sciences:
Distributed European research infrastructure aiming to provide researchers, scholars and policy makers with high quality and transnationally comparable longitudinal data on demographic and family dynamics to meet today’s major scientific and societal challenges.
GGP is based on the collection, documentation and dissemination of data from nationally and Europe-wide representative large-scale surveys. It provides data on transitions to adulthood, family dynamics, fertility decisions, work-life balance, well-being and intergenerational exchanges. GGP maintains a European contextual database that includes a wide range of macro-level indicators, characterising the social, economic and institutional context of European countries, to support empirically informed policy-making on families and populations.
The first European comparative birth cohort survey: a European research infrastructure that will provide a benchmark for high quality longitudinal statistics for the development of social policies to improve the well-being of children, young people and their families across Europe.
GUIDE/EuroCohort will be a cohort survey including a sample of infants and a sample of school-age children. Both cohorts will be interviewed using a common questionnaire and data collection methodology at regular intervals until the age of 24. The data will be used by a broad community of researchers in the fields of health, child development, family studies, psychology, sociology, demography and economics and will generate cross-cultural comparative results of potentially great value for the implementation of services for children and youth, and for the development of regional, national and European policies and initiatives in these fields.
