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International Conference on Research Infrastructures (ICRI) 2024
DEC
Tue
03
DEC
Wed
04
DEC
Thu
05

This was 11 months ago

Location

Brisbane and online

The W Hotel
81 North Quay
Brisbane, Queensland 4000, Australia
Programmes
Research Infrastructures

ICRI 2024 will bring together experts from diverse backgrounds and scientific disciplines to explore trends, challenges, and issues of significance to the international RI community. Key themes include:​

  • Digital research infrastructure: Integrating Quantum, AI, High-Performance Computing (HPC) and other new technologies into RIs. Managing research data, and building digital skills to support RIs.  ​
  • Research Infrastructure for translation: Ensuring RIs deliver societal impact, with a focus on international best practices and examples of RI-enabled translation into policy, community, and industry applications.  ​
  • Global collaboration: Opportunities to expand global collaboration, partnership and access to RI.
  • Indigenous knowledge: Engaging with Indigenous communities and knowledge systems in developing and using RIs.​
  • Hope and wonder (enabling future science): What are the future RI needs, how will they enable future science and technologies? Skilling the future workforce, and imagining RIs beyond 2050. ​
  • Challenges: Climate change; Feeding the planet; Healthy communities: The role of RIs in addressing and collaborating on these challenges and showcasing best practice examples. ​

Besides the main conference programme there are also side events which take place from 2 until 9 December. Only 500 invited delegates from around the world will be able to attend ICRI 2024 in person in Brisbane. The conference will live stream all presentations and sessions of the programme, which will also be recorded and made available afterwards. Registration for online participation is required.

All information on the conference can be found on the conference website

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