The central aim of the hub is to share knowledge on the creation of databases, automated transcription of data, classification systems, dissemination of data and – above all – record linkage.
The project aims to enhance the digitization of natural history collections across Nordic and European museums through strategic collaboration and technological innovation.
BNMI has supported shared training, facility staff exchanges, and researcher mobility. BNMI-II will build on this successful foundation to deepen collaboration and ensure long-term sustainability.
The RI Hub will strengthen knowledge exchange, facility sharing, research training and networking, thereby enhancing excellence and significance of collaboration in digitalization of plant phenomics and breeding.
The Nordic Biobank Network (NBN) aims to building on long-lasting collaborations between world-leading Nordic research infrastructure environments to establish a collaborative Nordic research infrastructure hub.
Social media influence has the power to shape opinions, spark movements and inform public debate. However, it can also spread misinformation and undermine democracy. The INFLU-NORD project examines this dual role in the Nordic countries.
