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MOMENTUM OF INNOVATION

ESFRI classification by
Research infrastructure networks (groups) Name of coordinator institution
scientific field (6)

ESS-HU Network (European Social Survey) HAS Centre for Social Sciences

SHARE HU Network (Survey of Health, Ageing
HAS Centre for Economic and Regional Studies
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL and Retirement in Europe)
INNOVATION
CESSDA HU Network (Consortium of European
HAS Centre for Social Sciences
Social Sciences Data Archives)

HUNCLARIN Network (Common Language
HAS Research Institute for Linguistics
Resources and Technology Infrastructure)

E-INFRASTRUKTÚRÁK
E-infrastructure Government Information Technology Agency

E-INFRASTRUCTURES
Budapest University of Technology and Economics,
5G
Centre for Higher Education and Industrial Cooperation
One of the main factors of developing research infrastructures and creating groups was to support the strategic directions and
priorities specified in the National Smart Specialisation Strategy (S3) and the RDI Strategy.

In addition to reflecting the national characteristics and policy requirements, the RI groups also follow the international trend
of putting more emphasis on the complex approach to problems, horizontal aspects, interdisciplinarity and data management,
as well as on translating data analysis, networking and research outputs into practice. There also appears to be a general shift of
focus between research fields, which can also be perceived in a domestic context. For instance, research infrastructures in chem-
istry have penetrated into the relevant RI groups of the Environment, Health Sciences, Physical Sciences and Engineering, and
Energy thematic areas. Agriculture and food research are separated for policy considerations: due to its substantial environmental
impacts agriculture is now put into Environment, and food research into Health and Food Sciences.

In the following the ESFRI thematic areas will be used to present the domestic RI groups which involve several research
groups and are thus especially important in the given field of science, enable international-quality research, contribute to solving
strategic problems, perform internationally outstanding research activities, and actively take part in European initiatives and
cooperation projects.

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