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Final report
Scoping study for supporting the development of a code of practice for researchers on standardisation
Final report
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The Scoping study for supporting the development of a Code of Practice for researchers on standardisation aims to identify elements of good practice for researchers dealing with standards and standardisation in the course of research projects funded by Horizon 2020. Results indicate the existence of a stable and recurring set of elements of good practice. One important result is that the more exploratory research activities and the more formal standardisation processes are different in nature and difficult to synchronise. Standardisation activities within a research project largely lead to a need to engage in wider stakeholder management. There need to be close ties between the research consortia and the technical committees that develop standards. Researchers’ awareness of and know-how about standardisation processes are frequently low, and the development of recognised performance indicators to track the success of technology transfer and valorisation activities is in its infancy. Recommendations were developed for universities / public research organisations (institutional level), researchers (project level), policymakers and the wider stakeholder community, and specifically regarding the development of performance indicators.
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- Corporate author(s): Directorate-General for Research and Innovation (European Commission) , ECORYS , EFIS , FH KREMS University of Applied Sciences Austria , imc
- Personal author(s): Radauer, Alfred ; Baronowski, Stefan ; Yeghyan, Mariam ; Cowey, Lisa ; Boski, Ines ; Schäfer, Sarah Desirée ; Teufer, Birgit ; Angelis, Jelena ; Tardos, Gergely
- Themes: Research policy and organisation
- Subject: Framework Programme for Research and Development , know-how , organisation of research , performance measurement , policymaking , regulatory policy , report , research staff , standardisation , technology transfer , university
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-47008-3 | DOI 10.2777/567608 | Catalogue number KI-07-22-020-EN-N |
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