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IBISBA-ERIC Statutes

Finalised in February 2026, the IBISBA statutes are the foundational legal rules that will be used by IBISBA ERIC when it becomes operational. The statutes are compliant with the European regulation (EC) No 723/2009 – "rules for creating a European Research Infrastructure Consortium". The current version described in this document is the fruit of lengthy legal work performed during two European funded projects. The document's content has been examined and approved by the European Commission and ...

Creators: Michael O'Donohue, Marie Ancelin, Muriel Lightbourne, Junmin Ren, Lise Vedel, Members of IBISBA's legal working group and those of its Steering Committee

Submitter: Michael O'Donohue

DOI: 10.34701/ibisba.1.document.95.1

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IBISBA-ERIC Technical and Scientific Description

Prepared in the framework of the Horizon Euyrope DIALS project, this document describes the future IBISBA research infrastructure. It provides a description of its vision nand mission and details relating to its governance structure and business model. It also offers insight into IBISBA financial and provides stakeholders with a clear overview of costs and member contributions.

Creators: Marie Ancelin, Michael O'Donohue

Submitter: Michael O'Donohue

DOI: 10.34701/ibisba.1.document.94.1

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