Provider: Akademie věd ČR
Keywords: salary support
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Salary support of postdoc scientist in AV CR.
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Number of projects found: 295
Sharing of Czech Experience: Piloting SEEA-EEA in Kyrgyzstan
Provider: UNDP Istanbul Regional Hub for Europe and the CIS
Coordinating recipient / Organizational Unit guaranteeing Solutions: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: Experimental Ecosystem, Piloting System
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Kyrgyz Republic recognizes current trends in natural capital accounting and sees potential in building System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA). However, its institutions are lacking the necessary technical, methodological, and operational knowledge and skills. Therefore, the project is aimed at transferring and sharing experience and knowledge through the Czech-UNDP Trust Fund (CTF) on developing the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting – Experimental Ecosystem Accounts (SEEA-EEA) with the key stakeholders in the Kyrgyz Republic. The project aim is carried out through interactive workshop and training seminars, complemented with supportive documents, analyses and compilation of data.
Coordinating recipient / Organizational Unit guaranteeing Solutions: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: Experimental Ecosystem, Piloting System
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Kyrgyz Republic recognizes current trends in natural capital accounting and sees potential in building System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA). However, its institutions are lacking the necessary technical, methodological, and operational knowledge and skills. Therefore, the project is aimed at transferring and sharing experience and knowledge through the Czech-UNDP Trust Fund (CTF) on developing the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting – Experimental Ecosystem Accounts (SEEA-EEA) with the key stakeholders in the Kyrgyz Republic. The project aim is carried out through interactive workshop and training seminars, complemented with supportive documents, analyses and compilation of data.
ACTRIS – participation of the Czech Republic
Provider: Ministerstvo školství mládeže a tělovýchovy
Coordinating recipient: Český hydrometeorologický ústav
Another participant in the project: Masarykova univerzita
Another participant in the project: Ústav chemických procesů AV ČR, v. v. i.
Another participant in the project: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: ACTRIS, long-term air quality monitoring and research, atmospheric aerosols, global climate change
Detail of project in RVVI: RVVI
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A goal of this project is development of the ACTRIS-CZ research infrastructure as a unique platform for research and monitoring of the background air quality in the Czech Republic and Central Europe. ACTRIS-CZ will contribute to essential improvement of knowledge level in problems of air quality and climate change. The RI represents a national node of the existing ACTRIS RI established within EU 7th Framework Programme INFRA-2010-1-1.1.16 and currently followed-up within ACTRIS-2 under Horizon 2020. Moreover, the ACTRIS RI has been selected on the ESFRI roadmap 2016. Essential is the coordination with the ICOS (Integrated Carbon Observation System) activities. Actually, the Czech Republic is one of the first European countries where the ACTRIS and ICOS activities are coordinated at the same site. The RI is closely connected to capacities of the accredited laboratories of two partners (CHMI and RECETOX). The RI provides an access to the RI equipment. The user community is also entitled to an access to various data sets and products including standard operation procedures, calibration results, data protocols, and support to environmental policies. ACTRIS-CZ users include the individual researchers or students, organizations and institutions as well as general public. The development is planned both in line with the long-term goals of international ACTRIS and within the national consortium. A significant enhancement is planned in research of the surface-atmosphere exchanges of aerosols and associated chemicals. More attention will be paid to the monitoring and research on the aerosol optical properties having influence on the climate issues. The long-term development of aerosol measurements within 10 years will continue with on-line monitoring and chemical analysis of aerosol source tracers and precursors of secondary aerosols.
Coordinating recipient: Český hydrometeorologický ústav
Another participant in the project: Masarykova univerzita
Another participant in the project: Ústav chemických procesů AV ČR, v. v. i.
Another participant in the project: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: ACTRIS, long-term air quality monitoring and research, atmospheric aerosols, global climate change
Detail of project in RVVI: RVVI
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A goal of this project is development of the ACTRIS-CZ research infrastructure as a unique platform for research and monitoring of the background air quality in the Czech Republic and Central Europe. ACTRIS-CZ will contribute to essential improvement of knowledge level in problems of air quality and climate change. The RI represents a national node of the existing ACTRIS RI established within EU 7th Framework Programme INFRA-2010-1-1.1.16 and currently followed-up within ACTRIS-2 under Horizon 2020. Moreover, the ACTRIS RI has been selected on the ESFRI roadmap 2016. Essential is the coordination with the ICOS (Integrated Carbon Observation System) activities. Actually, the Czech Republic is one of the first European countries where the ACTRIS and ICOS activities are coordinated at the same site. The RI is closely connected to capacities of the accredited laboratories of two partners (CHMI and RECETOX). The RI provides an access to the RI equipment. The user community is also entitled to an access to various data sets and products including standard operation procedures, calibration results, data protocols, and support to environmental policies. ACTRIS-CZ users include the individual researchers or students, organizations and institutions as well as general public. The development is planned both in line with the long-term goals of international ACTRIS and within the national consortium. A significant enhancement is planned in research of the surface-atmosphere exchanges of aerosols and associated chemicals. More attention will be paid to the monitoring and research on the aerosol optical properties having influence on the climate issues. The long-term development of aerosol measurements within 10 years will continue with on-line monitoring and chemical analysis of aerosol source tracers and precursors of secondary aerosols.
European Facility for Airborne Research in Environmental and Geoscience 2
Provider: 7. rámcový program
Another participant in the project: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: airborne research
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Airborne Research
Another participant in the project: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: airborne research
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Airborne Research
Center for Systems Biology
Provider: Ministerstvo školství mládeže a tělovýchovy
Coordinating recipient: Mikrobiologický ústav AV ČR, v. v. i.
Another participant in the project: Masarykova univerzita
Another participant in the project: Jihočeská univerzita v Českých Budějovicích
Another participant in the project: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: xxx
Detail of project in RVVI: RVVI
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• To create a strong and versatile infrastructure that will enable researching an array of biological processes ranging from the level of individual molecules, through individual cells, up to ecosystems. • To provide suitable conditions for spreading systems biology approaches, partly within the Czech scientific community engaged in the life sciences and partly in the commercial sphere as well. • To contribute to the development of biological and biomedical research both in the Czech Republic and also in the whole EU. • To enable the users to come from other applied areas, such as industrial and agricultural biotechnologies, quality control and food safety or protection of nature. (That being achieved by applying systems biology approaches.) • To connect the existing workplaces together to the experience of various experimental approaches as well as with the abilities of a sophisticated computer analysis and modelling. This experience and abilities will be further integrated through the C4SYS infrastructure, being made available to the scientific and commercial community (Open Access). • To provide a wide range of experimental and computational techniques essential for creating and using predictive maps and models of complex biological systems. • Support design of new experimental approaches which will allow to efficiently acquire data suitable for modelling, create a database to provide these data • To provide the management of relevant data, models and maps.
Coordinating recipient: Mikrobiologický ústav AV ČR, v. v. i.
Another participant in the project: Masarykova univerzita
Another participant in the project: Jihočeská univerzita v Českých Budějovicích
Another participant in the project: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: xxx
Detail of project in RVVI: RVVI
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• To create a strong and versatile infrastructure that will enable researching an array of biological processes ranging from the level of individual molecules, through individual cells, up to ecosystems. • To provide suitable conditions for spreading systems biology approaches, partly within the Czech scientific community engaged in the life sciences and partly in the commercial sphere as well. • To contribute to the development of biological and biomedical research both in the Czech Republic and also in the whole EU. • To enable the users to come from other applied areas, such as industrial and agricultural biotechnologies, quality control and food safety or protection of nature. (That being achieved by applying systems biology approaches.) • To connect the existing workplaces together to the experience of various experimental approaches as well as with the abilities of a sophisticated computer analysis and modelling. This experience and abilities will be further integrated through the C4SYS infrastructure, being made available to the scientific and commercial community (Open Access). • To provide a wide range of experimental and computational techniques essential for creating and using predictive maps and models of complex biological systems. • Support design of new experimental approaches which will allow to efficiently acquire data suitable for modelling, create a database to provide these data • To provide the management of relevant data, models and maps.
ERA-PLANET (The European network for observing our changing planet)
Provider: EC - HORIZONT 2020
Another participant in the project: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: xxx
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Another participant in the project: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: xxx
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HYPOS
Provider: European Space Agency
Recipient: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: xxx
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Recipient: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: xxx
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CzeCOS
Provider: Ministerstvo školství mládeže a tělovýchovy
Recipient: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: climate change and modelling; ecological physiology and metabolomics; green house gases; remote sensing.
Detail of project in RVVI: RVVI
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The main goal of the research infrastructure (RI) CzeCOS is to enable open access to the entire scientific community, to provide research services to external users, and to facilitate knowledge transfer (training and education of students, PhD students, postdocs, researchers and other experts) in the field of long-term sophisticated research on global change (GC) impacts on terrestrial ecosystems in the Czech Republic (CZ) and Central Europe. Particular aims are (1) to form a national complement to the existing ESFRI infrastructures ICOS, AnaEE, and EUFAR, (2) to provide unique facilities for (i) long-term impact studies on effects of environmental factors on plants/ecosystems, (ii) operation of atmospheric and ecosystem stations for observational research and quantification of greenhouse gas fluxes, (iii) physiological research, (iv) metabolomic and isotope investigation and (v) flying laboratory of process imaging; (3) to significantly contribute to the global network of GC research; (4) to represent a unique platform for a broad national and international interdisciplinary collaboration. RI comprises a unique set of facilities for the research of GC impacts on ecosystems, study of adaptation mechanisms and the development of mitigation measures. Expected innovations are prediction of future stability of different ecosystems, identification of potential risks and producing the adaptation measures, identification of crop cultivars with increased tolerance to stressors, preparation of vegetation indices and thematic maps applicable in landscape planning, etc. The aim of the RI is fully in compliance with the National priorities for oriented research, experimental development and innovations (R&D&I) determined as a certain and concrete object of the state and public interest, which combines a long-term goals and multi-field focus, is applicable in the whole society and desirable (a climatic change is specified explicitly as a priority area).
Recipient: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: climate change and modelling; ecological physiology and metabolomics; green house gases; remote sensing.
Detail of project in RVVI: RVVI
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The main goal of the research infrastructure (RI) CzeCOS is to enable open access to the entire scientific community, to provide research services to external users, and to facilitate knowledge transfer (training and education of students, PhD students, postdocs, researchers and other experts) in the field of long-term sophisticated research on global change (GC) impacts on terrestrial ecosystems in the Czech Republic (CZ) and Central Europe. Particular aims are (1) to form a national complement to the existing ESFRI infrastructures ICOS, AnaEE, and EUFAR, (2) to provide unique facilities for (i) long-term impact studies on effects of environmental factors on plants/ecosystems, (ii) operation of atmospheric and ecosystem stations for observational research and quantification of greenhouse gas fluxes, (iii) physiological research, (iv) metabolomic and isotope investigation and (v) flying laboratory of process imaging; (3) to significantly contribute to the global network of GC research; (4) to represent a unique platform for a broad national and international interdisciplinary collaboration. RI comprises a unique set of facilities for the research of GC impacts on ecosystems, study of adaptation mechanisms and the development of mitigation measures. Expected innovations are prediction of future stability of different ecosystems, identification of potential risks and producing the adaptation measures, identification of crop cultivars with increased tolerance to stressors, preparation of vegetation indices and thematic maps applicable in landscape planning, etc. The aim of the RI is fully in compliance with the National priorities for oriented research, experimental development and innovations (R&D&I) determined as a certain and concrete object of the state and public interest, which combines a long-term goals and multi-field focus, is applicable in the whole society and desirable (a climatic change is specified explicitly as a priority area).
Uhlíková bilance urbánního ekosystému (3.rok)
Provider: Akademie věd ČR
Recipient: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: ecosystem services, climate change adaptation
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V prvním a druhém roce řešení projektu byla vybudována a provozována měřící stanice pro sledování toků CO2 mezi urbánním ekosystémem a atmosférou, která byla umístěna na budově Hvězdárny a planetária Brno (partner reg. spolupráce, dále jen Hvězdárna). Toto umístění umožňuje jednak samotné měření a jednak dovoluje popularizaci tohoto měření zasazeného do širšího kontextu problematiky skleníkových plynů a změny klimatu u široké veřejnosti. Měřicí stanice doplnila síť existujících Ekosystémových stanic pro výzkum toků skleníkových plynů, rozmístěných v nejdůležitějších typech ekosystémů v České republice a zahrnují zemědělské pole, mladý a dospělý smrkový les, bukový les, lužní les, topolovou plantáž, horskou louku a urbánní ekosystém. Data ze sítě Ekosystémových stanic poskytují informace o tocích skleníkových plynů a faktorů ovlivňujících tyto toky. Následně tak umožňují tvorbu matematických modelů chování ekosystémů v současných podmínkách i v budoucím změněném klimatu. Hvězdárna, kterou každoročně navštíví více než 100 tis. návštěvníků, skýtá mimořádný popularizační potenciál a to zejména u dětí a mládeže, tvořících většinu návštěvníků ať již formou soukromých návštěv tak zejména organizovaných školních výprav. Měření prováděná na měřicí stanici jsou online zobrazována na panelu v prostorách Hvězdárny a na jejích webových stránkách. Dále byly zprovozněny webové stránky http://jakdychamesto.czechglobe.cz, které ukazují nejen měření na Hvězdárně, ale seznamují s výzkumem příjemce a s řešenou problematikou.
Recipient: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: ecosystem services, climate change adaptation
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V prvním a druhém roce řešení projektu byla vybudována a provozována měřící stanice pro sledování toků CO2 mezi urbánním ekosystémem a atmosférou, která byla umístěna na budově Hvězdárny a planetária Brno (partner reg. spolupráce, dále jen Hvězdárna). Toto umístění umožňuje jednak samotné měření a jednak dovoluje popularizaci tohoto měření zasazeného do širšího kontextu problematiky skleníkových plynů a změny klimatu u široké veřejnosti. Měřicí stanice doplnila síť existujících Ekosystémových stanic pro výzkum toků skleníkových plynů, rozmístěných v nejdůležitějších typech ekosystémů v České republice a zahrnují zemědělské pole, mladý a dospělý smrkový les, bukový les, lužní les, topolovou plantáž, horskou louku a urbánní ekosystém. Data ze sítě Ekosystémových stanic poskytují informace o tocích skleníkových plynů a faktorů ovlivňujících tyto toky. Následně tak umožňují tvorbu matematických modelů chování ekosystémů v současných podmínkách i v budoucím změněném klimatu. Hvězdárna, kterou každoročně navštíví více než 100 tis. návštěvníků, skýtá mimořádný popularizační potenciál a to zejména u dětí a mládeže, tvořících většinu návštěvníků ať již formou soukromých návštěv tak zejména organizovaných školních výprav. Měření prováděná na měřicí stanici jsou online zobrazována na panelu v prostorách Hvězdárny a na jejích webových stránkách. Dále byly zprovozněny webové stránky http://jakdychamesto.czechglobe.cz, které ukazují nejen měření na Hvězdárně, ale seznamují s výzkumem příjemce a s řešenou problematikou.
RKO - ERA II
Provider: Ministerstvo školství mládeže a tělovýchovy
Recipient: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: RKO - ERA II
Detail of project in RVVI: RVVI
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RKO - ERA II
Recipient: Ústav výzkumu globální změny AV ČR, v. v. i.
Keywords: RKO - ERA II
Detail of project in RVVI: RVVI
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RKO - ERA II
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Minister Hladík together with the scientists from CzechGlobe visited wetlands in South Bohemia
During his visit to the South Bohemian Region (April 4, 2024), the Minister of the Environment, Petr Hladík, ceremoniously opened a new hall with the production of heat pumps in Milevsko, he debated with students at the Fishery Vocational School in Třebon, discussed the placement of photovoltaics on heritage-protected buildings and together with the scientists from CzechGlobe he visited the measurement station, which captures the amount of CO2 in wetlands and evaluates the state of the landscape and soil.
More On April 1, the new project of the European research infrastructure IRISCC (Integrated Research Infrastructure Services for Climate Change risks) focused on the risks caused by climate change was officially launched. The project, which is coordinated by Janne Rinne from the Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke), integrates 14 research infrastructures and e-infrastructures and brings together 80 partners from all over Europe, including scientists from CzechGlobe and its infrastructure.
More On January 30, 2024, a panel discussion on the EU Missions: rethinking governance and policymaking was held in Brussels. The event was organized by the independent think-tank Friends of Europe in collaboration with the consortium of the Horizon Europe SSH – CENTRE project (Social Sciences and Humanities for Climate, Energy and Transport Research Excellence).
The Missions represent a new concept within the Horizon Europe programme which is supposed to provide tangible solutions to the cross-cutting societal challenges of today with the aim of supporting the transformation of Europe into a greener, healthier, more inclusive and resilient continent by advocating for a significant restructuring of governance and policy-making processes.
Insight into politics is one of the main activities of the SSH-CENTRE project, which brings together 13 partners from across Europe. The project directly engages stakeholders – researchers, policymakers, representatives of businesses, civil society, and citizens – in strengthening social innovations, promoting SSH-STEM collaboration (social sciences and humanities with science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), and in transdisciplinary policy consultancy to accelerate the EU’s transition to carbon neutrality.
The success of the Missions requires a fundamental change in the functioning of governments and institutions and a redefinition of the relationship between businesses and governments. Whether such a change has been observed after three years of the programme was the subject of the panel discussion. Additionally, there was a dialogue on defining key monitoring indicators, increasing synergies with other programmes at EU level, exploring further prospects of the Missions, and directing investments into research and innovation.
The SSH-CENTRE project was represented in the panel discussion by Julia Leventon from CzechGlobe, who, among other things, deals with changes in decision-making and management processes towards sustainability and is also working on creating interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research to achieve sustainability goals. The other three panelists were representatives from DG Clima, DG Environment and the European Parliament.
The recording of the panel discussion can be viewed here.
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