The consequences of digitisation and of the implementation of the Digital Single Market on cultural diversity, on access to culture and on the creation of cultural value need to be better monitored and understood, also through joint efforts by researchers, practitioners and policy-makers.
Over the years, Europe has developed world-renowned knowledge, expertise, practices, skills and technologies to protect, conserve, manage, enhance and leverage value from its rich and diverse cultural heritage. Cultural heritage not only provides people with a sense of identity and belonging, it also brings a large innovation potential to a number of economic sectors such as tourism, cultural industries, urban planning, regional planning, arts and design. It can also contribute to improving the EU’s relations with other regions.
Vous êtes chercheur(euse) au CNRS depuis au moins 8 ans et souhaitez réorienter vos recherches vers un projet interdisciplinaire résolument novateur que vous ne pouvez pas amorcer sans un soutien spécifique.
Le CNRS lance, à travers la Mission pour les Initiatives Transverses et Interdisciplinaires (MITI), l’Appel à Projets transverse « Osez l’interdisciplinarité » pour vous aider dans ce défi.
The call invites interdisciplinary applications exploring gender effects and dimensions in research topics relating to one or more of the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): SDG 3 Good health and well-being, SDG 9 Infrastructure, Industrialization and Innovation, and SDG 13 Climate Action.
