Research Resources – List

CBS Sustainability is a multi-disciplinary research centre devoted to the study of sustainable practices and developments in organizations, markets and society at large. The centre was established in 2002 and is today recognized as one of the leading research environments of its kind in Europe.

CBS Sustainability provides external stakeholders with easy access to relevant resources and activities at CBS, while also making it easier for CBS faculty to identify opportunities for collaboration with CBS colleagues and researchers from other universities.

The Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure (CSEI) conducts research in tomorrow’s energy infrastructure from a economic policy point-of-view to ensure a successful transition towards a new sustainable European Energy Infrastructure based on volatile and largely renewable energy sources. CSEI is established as a European research center at CBS’ Department of Economics and delivers expertise and new knowledge as well as education within energy infrastructure in close cooperation with stakeholders from the sector, the European Commission and society at large. CSEI is directly supported by the European Commission (DG Energy), and will qualify the discussions at the Commision’s annual Copenhagen Energy Infrastructure Forum. CSEI will analyze the consequences of digitalization of the energy sector and its impact on energy infrastructure, investigate efficient regional decision-making procedures, explore ways to promote public acceptance of energy infrastructure projects and examine the financial challenges to energy infrastructure projects.

Digital Tech Summit is Denmark’s meeting point and showcase for digital technologies and a meeting point for strong research environments, technology leaders and start-ups.
Digital Tech Summit gives you opportunity to engage in valuable networking, seek out lead generation on new projects and clients, as well as professional development through the program and speakers, and market insights from the mingling, the sessions and the exhibition area.

The CBS research portal is a repository for publications, projects, student theses, press and media activities from Copenhagen Business School. Get public access to numerous Open Access full text publications written by CBS researchers.

The Center Interdisciplinary Gender Studies Innsbruck (CGI) and the affiliated research platform researches, theorizes and deconstructs gender and gender relations in a trans- and interdisciplinary perspective. The CGI and the Research Platform deepen the cooperation of scientists and lecturers in the field of Women´s*, Gender, Feminist and Queer Studies regionally, nationally and transnationally. In addition, they seeks to enhance the links to international research, strengthen Women´s*, Gender, Feminist and Queer Studies through cooperations with non-university actors and organisations and to disseminate research findings to the public, politics and society in order to contribute to the reduction of intersectional inequalities.

The Centre for Logistics and Traffic (ZLV) dedicates itself to the interdisciplinary conception, management and transfer of scientific work in the areas of logistics, mobility and traffic. The ZLV is thereby geared towards long-term sustainable, economically beneficial, socially acceptable and ecologically reliable innovations.

LIBER supports and speaks up on behalf of university, national and special libraries – their institutions and their users – across Europe. LIBER (Ligue des Bibliothèques Européennes de Recherche – Association of European Research Libraries) is the voice of Europe’s RESEARCH LIBRARY community. Approximately 420 national, university and other libraries are part of LIBER and our wider network includes goal-oriented partnerships with other organisations in Europe and beyond.

University Social Responsibility Network (USRN) is a global network for the promotion of social responsibility as a core component of the university mission. USRN provides its participating members with an effective platform for productive collaboration in all USR fields, thus forming the vanguard for the global spread of social responsibility. The platform has 20 participating universities spread across the global continents.

NUAS (“Det Nordiska Universitets Administratörs Samarbetet”) is a member-driven collaborative organization established in 1976. Initially, one joint seminar was arranged annually. Today, NUAS’ membership base includes 65 universities and university colleges. NUAS has 14 interest groups that focus on specific administrative disciplines, with a total of 125 active members.

The objectives of the Network project are to strengthen and promote the higher education system in Iceland, to achieve more efficient use of resources in university operations, and to ensure strong and varied higher education operations throughout the country.

The Knowledge Transfer Centre West (WTZ West) is Western Austria’s biggest competence centre for academic knowledge and technology transfer. The WTZ West connects six universities and four universities of applied sciences in a professional network with the aim of generating new knowledge horizons, combining potentials and putting research at the forefront. The Knowledge Transfer Centre West is funded by the austria wirtschaftsservice aws with the financial means of the Nationalstiftung für Forschung, Technologie und Innovation.

READ-COOP SCE with limited liability was established as a European Cooperative Society to sustain and further develop the Transkribus platform. Transkribus is a comprehensive platform for handwritten text recognition used by thousands of scholars, archivists, librarians and family-historians worldwide. Transkribus was developed within the Horizon 2020 project READ (Recognition and Enrichment of Archival Documents) by a consortium of leading research groups from all over Europe, headed by the University of Innsbruck.

Joint research is an important pillar of the European Region. For this reason, the Universities of Bozen-Bolzano, Innsbruck and Trento committed to promoting the mobility of researchers and students. Improving mobility, expanding the range of curricula at the partner Universities and strengthening cross-border research as well as promoting young scientists are just some of the common goals.

AURAM is a network uniting the research support staff of Austria’s public universities. Its main aim is to offer professional support for all science- and research-related topics. Transregional networking and a regular exchange of ideas are the cornerstones of its mission to give new impetus to the universities’ research support landscape and to professionalize existing research support offers. By opening up new perspectives on current research topics and programs in collaboration with relevant funding organizations, AURAM seeks to pave the way for future success.

The Disaster Competence Network Austria (DCNA) bundles scientific expertise in the field of disaster research. The networking platform acts as a focal point for disaster research, bringing together scientific institutions and their stakeholders, as well as public and private entities. Furthermore, DCNA brings together and exploits existing scientific and technical infrastructures and expertise in the field of disaster risk management.

DANS is the Dutch national centre of expertise and repository for research data. We help researchers make their data available for reuse. This allows researchers to use the data for new research and makes published research verifiable and reproducible. With more than 180,000 datasets and a staff of 60, DANS is one of the leading repositories in Europe.

The repository of the URV serves Rovira i Virgili University as the digital repository for the institution’s research output created by the members of the URV. This includes unpublished articles (preprints), peer-reviewed articles (postprints), published articles, research datasets, end-of-degree and end-of-masters theses, doctoral theses, teaching materials, and other documents that may be of interest. It is also open to all the institutions that make up the Campus of International Excellence Southern Catalonia that wish to use it on a cooperative basis.

The University Bibliography is the central publication directory of Duisburg-Essen University – here the publication activities of all university members are recorded online. The University Bibliography is run by the university library and based on the Open-Source-Framework MyCoRe.

DuEPublico is the institutional repository of the University of Duisburg-Essen for depositing and distributing electronic publications, dissertations and theses with Open Access to full text. Also, e-learning material intended for re-use (Open Educational Resources, OER) can be made available under a free license. DuEPublico is driven by the university library and based on the repository framework MyCoRe and additional Open Source components.

Used to study the chemical composition of all kinds of samples (gas, liquid, solid), such as natural products, organic and inorganic pigments, or minerals – suitable for qualitative and quantitative analyses in both far- and mid-infrared regions

Used to identify the chemical composition of the solid or liquid samples, e.g. waxes, gels, pastes, filaments, pieces of wood and other natural samples, minerals, and metal pieces, etc. – suitable for qualitative and quantitative analyses

Share Journals is the platform for the management and publication of open access scientific journals on behalf of the SHARE Interuniversity Consortium. Share Journals has been created by the University of Naples “Federico II “- Centre for Libraries. Since 2015 hosts the research publications of the Universities participating in the SHARE alliance, which involves the collaboration of 11 Universities of Southern Italy. Research publications are submitted to a double – blind peer – review process and are published in Italian and in English.

The IT platform is employed to publish and disseminate e-book series in Open Access. Share Books has been created by the University of Naples “Federico II “- Centre for Libraries. Since 2015 hosts the research publications of the Universities participating in the SHARE alliance, which involves the collaboration of 11 Universities of Southern Italy. Research publications are submitted to a double – blind peer – review process and are published in Italian and in English. The University of Naples Federico II owns a digital publishing brand, FedOA Press.