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This document outlines the final project report for the JERICO-NEXT project, detailing objectives, achievements, difficulties encountered, and dissemination plans related to the deployment of the OpenLevo wave measuring system in SmartBay. It includes guidelines for submission and acknowledgment of European Commission support.

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1. Gather all relevant research proposals and project details.
2. Identify the types of infrastructures required for your research.
3. Review the eligibility criteria for accessing the Joint European Research Infrastructure.
4. Prepare a detailed project plan, including objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes.
5. Fill out the application form accurately, providing all requested information.
6. Attach any supporting documents such as letters of support or previous research outcomes.
7. Complete the budget section, outlining the financial needs and justifications.
8. Submit the application before the deadline specified in the call for proposals.
9. Follow up for feedback and remain available for any queries from the evaluators.

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What is joint european research infrastructure?

The Joint European Research Infrastructure (JERI) refers to collaborative frameworks and platforms established in Europe to facilitate access to research facilities and resources for scientists and researchers across various disciplines.

Who is required to file joint european research infrastructure?

Entities involved in research activities that utilize or benefit from the European research infrastructures, including universities, research institutions, and funding bodies, are typically required to file for JERI.

How to fill out joint european research infrastructure?

To fill out the Joint European Research Infrastructure form, organizations need to provide relevant details about their research activities, the specific infrastructures they intend to utilize, and necessary compliance and reporting information as outlined by the governing body.

What is the purpose of joint european research infrastructure?

The purpose of the Joint European Research Infrastructure is to enhance scientific collaboration, promote innovation, and provide access to cutting-edge facilities and data that can accelerate research outcomes across Europe.

What information must be reported on joint european research infrastructure?

Information that must be reported includes the nature of research projects, collaboration details, utilization of specific infrastructures, funding sources, and contributions to shared goals and outputs of the research community.