This policy brief examines how Research Infrastructures (RIs) can move beyond serving specialist scientific communities to play a broader role in addressing major societal challenges. Drawing on lessons from the COVID-19 response, it highlights the untapped potential of RI ecosystems to foster interdisciplinary collaboration, support innovation, and inform public policy. It also outlines how funders and policymakers can help create the conditions for sustainable, high-impact RI partnerships.
Unlocking the potential of research infrastructure ecosystems to tackle societal challenges
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