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Research Ideas and Outcomes 8: e81136
https://doi.org/10.3897/rio.8.e81136 (26 Jan 2022)
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    • Objectives
      • Summary
      • Rationale
      • Specific objectives
    • Relation to the work programme
      • BiCIKL response to the general objectives and aims of the programme
      • BiCIKL contributing to the ESFRI Roadmap
      • BiCIKL - a cornerstone in the global Alliance for Biodiversity Knowledge process
      • BiCIKL as an entirely open science project, from start to end
    • Concept and methodology
      • Concept
      • Methodology
    • Ambition
      • The fragmentation of the biodiversity informatics and how BiCIKL will improve it
      • The BiCIKL contribution to fostering a culture of international cooperation
      • Improved access via BiCIKL as a basis for cross-cut research
      • Innovation is the key for BiCIKL to establishing a successful new community
      • The BiCIKL community in a ten-years perspective
      • Gender Balance and geographical distribution underpins BiCIKL
  • Impact
    • Expected impacts
      • Transformed access for a new community of users
      • Strengthening the European Research Area (ERA): Europe as a global leader in open data
      • Novel virtual access services and support structures
      • Policies, processes and standards harmonisation across organisations
      • Barriers and other factors affecting the achievement of project objectives
    • Measures to maximise impact
      • Dissemination and exploitation of results
      • Communication activities
  • Implementation
    • Work plan
      • Work package 1
      • Work package 2
      • Work package 3
      • Work package 4
      • Work package 5
      • Work package 6
      • Work package 7
      • Work package 8
      • Work package 9
      • Work package 10
      • Work package 11
      • Work package 12
    • Management structure and procedures
      • General Assembly
      • Executive Board
      • Project Coordination
      • Additional structures
      • Operational procedures
    • Consortium as a whole
      • Expertise and complementarity
      • Industrial and commercial involvement
      • International involvement of the participants
  • Members of the consortium
    • Partner 1: Pensoft Publishers (Coordination)
    • Partner 2: Naturalis Biodiversity Center
    • Partner 3: Plazi GmbH
    • Partner 4:  Meise Botanic Garden
    • Partner 5: European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL for ELIXIR Hub and EMBL-EBI)
    • Partner 6: CERN
    • Partner 7: Consortium of European Taxonomic Facilities
    • Partner 8: Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics
    • Partner 9: University of Tartu
    • Partner 10: LifeWatch ERIC
    • Partner 11: Freie Universitaet Berlin
    • Partner 12: Global Biodiversity Information Facility
    • Partner 13: Species 2000
    • Partner 14: Stichting International Working Group on Taxonomic Databases (TDWG Europe)
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  • Ethics and security
    •  Ethics
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