The CRIS2022 Conference

was held May 12-14, 2022 in Dubrovnik (Croatia). The presentations delivered at the event are available
in the euroCRIS repository

DRIS

euroCRIS maintains the DRIS (Directory of Research Information Systems) to provide a snapshot of the CRIS infrastructure worldwide
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Presentations from the CRIS2022 Conference available in the repository
04-09-2022

The 65 presentations delivered earlier this year at the CRIS2022 Conference in Dubrovnik (Croatia) are now available in the euroCRIS repository, together with a few links to session recordings for presentations that were delivered remotely.

EOSC Symposium 2022
28-08-2022

The next EOSC Symposium will be held from 14 to 17 November 2022 as a hybrid event in Prague and online. The event will will provide updates from across the EOSC ecosystem. The pre-registration for this EOSC Symposium is already open. The event programme will be shared from this news section once it's made available.

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Dris Form

Sat, 25/01/2020 - 11:08 -- Elonisas Webmaster

DRIS: Directory of Research Information Systems

CRIS type. Possible values: institutional, funder, regional, national, international, aggregation, other
Organisation served by the CRIS or running the CRIS
Name of the CRIS. If there’s also an acronym, it can be added in brackets
CRIS solution. Possible values are in-house-built, Pure, Converis, Symplectic Elements, DSpace-CRIS, Haplo, Worktribe, etc. Details may be added to complete the description for an in-house-built platform, eg “In-house-built (Java/Webservices)”
URL for an open CRIS portal, eg https://www.researchportal.be/en. If the CRIS has no open portal, then a URL may be used that provides info on the system itself such as https://researchsupport.admin.ox.ac.uk/reporting/symplectic
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CERIF API

Thu, 05/10/2017 - 11:37 -- Ed Simons
Two important landmarks for CERIF 1. The CERIF API (version 1.0 - August 2015) The CERIF API  enables 3rd party software programs to access and reuse Research Information maintained in Current Research Information Systems (CRIS).  The primary objectives of the CERIF API are the following:
  1. Facilitate the interoperability of CRIS systems and their integration with other information systems.

CERIF-1.6

Wed, 04/10/2017 - 15:21 -- Elonisas Webmaster

This release makes a few additions based on current experience with CERIF usage. On the other hand, the use of some attributes in the model is deprecated - these attributes will go away in a future release. The more appropriate way of expressing the information now is using a classification or federated identifiers.

See below for a detailed list of changes.

Main features of CERIF

Wed, 04/10/2017 - 15:19 -- Elonisas Webmaster

CERIF (the Common European Research Information Format) is: 

  • A concept about research entities and their relationships – Specification (Conceptual Level) 
  • A description of research entities and their relationships – Model (Logical Level)
  • A formalization of research entities and their relationships – Database Scripts (Physical Level) 

Click on the image below to get an introductory presentation on CERIF (ppt). 

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Update on forthcoming euroCRIS events

After over two years of online-only events – the Autumn 2019 membership meeting in Münster marked our last face-to-face meeting before the pandemic struck – we are happy to confirm that current plans are to hold the forthcoming CRIS2022 conference in Dubrovnik (Croatia) next May as an on-site-only event.

According to the information provided by the Croatian Ministry of the Interior, there are currently no travel restrictions in place for vaccinated attendees to enter the country. Nevertheless, having been made aware by some euroCRIS members that some countries of origin – or even some institutions – may still have restrictions in place for their citizens and/or staff come next May, the CRIS2022 call for proposals is also accepting submissions for remote presentations where their authors are not able to make it to the event. For conference registration purposes, at least one of the authors of an accepted submission will need to be registered for the event in order for a presentation to be included in the event programme, but it needn't be the presenter her or himself.

We are looking forward to being able to finally stage an on-site event again for this CRIS2022 conference. In the meantime we will provide any updated information on the circumstances around the pandemic in this section of our website. Should you have any questions in this regard please do not hesitate to reach out via email and we will get back in contact.
 

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