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Action CA17106 Fact Sheet COST Action COST Grant System CA17106 26 October 2020 COST Action Action CA17106 Fact Sheet Title Mobilising Data, Policies and Experts in Scientific Collections Contacts MC Chair Science Officer: Administrative Officer: Dr Dimitrios KOUREAS Dr Mafalda QUINTAS Ms Tania GONZALEZ OVIN Tel. +31 71 751 9251 COST Association COST Association [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] +3225333834 +3225333816 Details Draft Mou: OC -2017 -1-22039 Mou: 017/18 Start of 02/10/2018 Entry into 18/05/2018 Action: force: End of Action: 01/10/2022 CSO approval 13/04/2018 date: Objectives 1 European Natural Science Collections host approximately 1.5 billion biological and geological collection objects, which represent about 80% of the known current and past biological and geological diversity on earth. The scope of this MOBILISE is to foster a cooperative network in Europe to support excellent research activities, and facilitate knowledge and technology transfer around natural science collections. This will prepare the ground for a future pan-European Distributed System of Scientific Collections. Technical innovations like Next-Generation Sequencing and large-scale digitisation, including 3D imaging, increase the volume of research data rapidly. Strategies and protocols for sustainable data storage and availability have to be adjusted accordingly. Current changes in legislation (e.g. (EU) Nr. 511/2014) increase the need for traceability of genetic resources and for practical tools for documentation of specimens in collections. Technical solutions to provide scientific collections as digital data have been developed, but need to scale up and evolve from isolated project-based solutions in individual institutes to pan-European industry solutions targeted to rapidly changing societal needs, embedded in long-term sustainable structures. The COST Action MOBILISE will: <ol><li>Facilitate the transfer of knowledge and technology between researchers, domain specialists, data aggregators and industry by networking activities, events, workshops and trainings (&ldquo;Open to the world&rdquo;)</li><li>Promote the development of innovative techniques and coordinated prioritisation to increase efficiency of large scale collection digitisation and mobilisation (&ldquo;Open innovation&rdquo;)</li><li>Raise awareness about the need in science and society that, apart from physical access, sustainable data access infrastructures are an integral component of biodiversity research (&ldquo;Open access&rdquo;)</li></ol> Parties Country Date Country Date Country Date Country Date Albania 20/11/2019 Austria 24/05/2018 Belgium 12/06/2018 Bosnia and 11/05/2018 Herzegovina Bulgaria 18/07/2018 Croatia 17/12/2018 Denmark 04/05/2018 Estonia 11/10/2019 Finland 21/06/2018 France 02/05/2018 Germany 28/05/2018 Greece 15/05/2018 Hungary 22/05/2018 Iceland 18/05/2018 Ireland 05/07/2018 Israel 31/05/2018 Italy 13/07/2018 Lithuania 10/12/2019 Luxembourg 25/10/2018 Malta 19/07/2019 Montenegro 04/07/2018 Netherlands 28/05/2018 North 30/08/2018 Norway 11/06/2018 Macedonia Poland 30/05/2018 Portugal 30/05/2018 Serbia 30/05/2018 Slovakia 02/06/2018 Spain 07/06/2018 Sweden 14/05/2018 Switzerland 05/09/2018 Turkey 23/10/2018 United 03/05/2018 Kingdom Total: 33 2 Intentions to accept the MoU Country Date Country Date Country Date Country Date Total: 0 Working Groups None Website None Management Committee Chair Vice Chair Dr Dimitrios KOUREAS Ms Ana CASINO Naturalis Biodiversity Center Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences Postbus 9517 rue Vautier 29 2300 RA Leiden 1000 Brussels Netherlands Belgium [email protected] [email protected] Albania Dr Marsela ROBO Dr Blerina VRENOZI MC Member MC Member National Agency for Scientific Research and Innovation (NASRI) University of Tirana "Papa Gjon Pali II" str.,nr.3 Petro Nini Luarasi 1000 Tirana 1010 Tirana Albania Albania [email protected] [email protected] Austria Mr Heimo RAINER Dr Nikolaus SZUCSICH MC Member MC Member Naturhistorisches Museum Wien Naturhistorisches Museum Wien Burgring 7 Burgring 7 1010 Wien 1010 Vienna Austria Austria [email protected] nikolaus.szucsich@nhm - wien.ac.at Ms Katharina WOLFEL MC Substitute Naturhistorisches Museum Wien Burgring 7 1010 Wien Austria [email protected] Belgium 3 Ms Ana CASINO Ms Sofie DE SMEDT MC Member MC Member Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences Botanic Garden Meise rue Vautier 29 Nieuwelaan 38 1000 Brussels 1860 Meise Belgium Belgium [email protected] [email protected] Mr Serge SCORY Dr Patricia MERGEN MC Substitute MC Substitute Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences Meise Botanic Garden rue Vautier 29 Bouchout Domain, Nieuwelaan 38 1000 Brussels 1860 Meise Belgium Belgium [email protected] [email protected] Bosnia and Herzegovina Dr Ivana KOLESKA Ms Milena STANKOVIC NEDIC MC Member MC Member Faculty of Agriculture University of East Sarajevo Bulevar vojvode Petra Bojovica 1A University of East Sarajevo, Faculty of Agriculture, Svestosavska 87 78 000 Banja Luka 75440 Vlasenica Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina [email protected] [email protected] Bulgaria Dr Borislav GUEORGUIEV Prof Boyko GEORGIEV MC Member MC Member Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Institute of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Research 1 Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd 2 Gagarin Street 1000 Sofia 1113 Sofia Bulgaria Bulgaria [email protected] [email protected] Dr Alexander CHIKALANOV Prof Mariyana LYUBENOVA MC Substitute MC Substitute University of Library Studies and Information Technologies Mariyana Lyubenova Bul. Tzarigradsko Shosse 7th km. Dragan Tzankov, 8 1235 Sofia 1164 Sofia Bulgaria Bulgaria [email protected] [email protected] 4 Croatia Prof Jasenka GAJDOS KLJUSURIC Prof Bozena MITIC MC Member MC Member Faculty of Food Technology annd Biotechnology, Department of Process University of Zagreb engineering Rooseveltov trg 6 Pierottijeva 6 10000 Zagreb 10000 Zagreb Croatia Croatia [email protected] [email protected] Dr Dario HRUSEVAR MC Substitute Faculty of Science Rooseveltov trg 6 10 000 Zagreb Croatia [email protected] Denmark Prof Ole SEBERG Mr Tim ROBERTSON MC Member MC Member Natural History Museum of Denmark Global Biodiversity Information Facility Ostre Voldgade 5-7 Universitetsparken 15 DK-1350 Copenhagen 2100 Kobenhavn Denmark Denmark [email protected] [email protected] Estonia Mr Veljo RUNNEL MC Member University of Tartu Vanemuise 46 51014 Tartu Estonia [email protected] Finland Prof Leif SCHULMAN Prof Ilari SAAKSJARVI MC Member MC Member University of Helsinki University of Turku P.O.Box 17 (Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 13) Vesilinnantie 00014 Helsinki 20014 Turku Finland Finland [email protected] [email protected] Dr Aino JUSLEN Dr Varpu VAHTERA MC Substitute MC Substitute University of Helsinki University of Turku P.O. Box 17 Vesilinnantie 5 00014 Helsinki 20014 Turku Finland Finland [email protected] [email protected] France 5 Prof Michel GUIRAUD Dr Francois DUSOULIER MC Member MC Member Museum national d'Histoire naturelle Museum national d'histoire naturelle MNHN 57 rue Cuvier - CP43 75005 Paris 75005 PARIS France France [email protected] francois.dusoulie [email protected] Dr Anne NIVART Dr Pierre-Yves GAGNIER MC Substitute MC Substitute Museum national Histoire naturelle Museum national histoire naturelle a Paris 57 rue Cuvier Museum nationale d'histoire naturelle a Paris, Direction generale 75005 Paris deleguee aux collections, 57, rue Cuvier France 75005 Paris [email protected] France [email protected] Germany Dr Dagmar TRIEBEL Dr Eva HAEFFNER MC Member MC Member Staatliche Naturwissenschaftliche Sammlungen Bayerns Botanischer Garten und Botanisches Museum Berlin Menzinger Str. 67 Konigin-Luise-Strasse 6-8 D-80638 Munich 14195 Berlin Germany Germany [email protected] [email protected] Dr Joachim HOLSTEIN Dr Thomas HORNSCHEMEYER MC Substitute MC Substitute State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart Senckenberg Gesellschaft fur Naturforschung Rosenstein 1 Senckenberganlage 25 D-70191 Stuttgart 60325 Frankfurt a. M. Germany Germany [email protected] [email protected] Greece Dr Catherina VOREADOU Dr Vasilis GEROVASILEIOU MC Member MC Member UNIVERSITY OF CRETE Hellenic Centre for Marine Research KNOSSOU AVENUE Hellenic Centre for Marine Research (HCMR), Former US Base at 71409 HERAKLION Gournes, P.O. Box 2214 Greece 71003 Heraklion [email protected] Greece [email protected] Dr Spyros GKELIS Prof Sinos GIOKAS MC Substitute MC Substitute Aristotle University of Thessaloniki University of Patras Aristotle University Campus, Box 109 Department of Biology, University of Patras 54124 Thessaloniki GR 26500 Patras Greece Greece [email protected] [email protected] Hungary 6 Dr Beata PAPP Dr Gergely BABOCSAY MC Member MC Member Hungarian Natural History Museum Hungarian Natural History Museum Baross u. 13. Baross utca 13. 1088 Budapest H-1088 Budapest Hungary Hungary [email protected] [email protected] Ms Bernadett DOME MC Substitute [email protected] Iceland Dr Pawel WASOWICZ Mr Starri HEIDMARSSON MC Member MC Member Icelandic Institute of Natural History Icelandic Institute of Natural History Borgir vid Nordurslod Borgir Nordurslod 603 Akureyri 600 Akureyri Iceland Iceland [email protected] st [email protected] Ireland Dr Colin KELLEHER Dr Noeleen SMYTH MC Member MC Substitute National Botanic Gardens of Ireland National Botanic Gardens Glasnevin
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