ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE CZECRIN

The CZECRIN Advisory Board (AB) was established in 2016 to link the CZECRIN scientific direction to the global trends and gain the possibility of an independent transnational perspective, advice and regular evaluation. CZECRIN AB provides recommendations and suggestions and independent evaluations in the areas of CZECRIN’s scientific activities, portfolio of services, key areas of strategic development, international perspective and future direction. CZECRIN AB composes highly qualified, nationally and internationally recognized experts, including two International Scientific Advisory Board (ISAB) members of the partner institution FNUSA-ICRC. In 2020, AB had nine members and the key areas represented are in line with CZECRIN’s main expertise – science, research and development in clinical medicine, regulatory affairs, clinical studies, ethical aspects and data management based on FAIR principles, scientific prospects in biomedicine, social health, and education.

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The CZECRIN Board is the decision-making body of CZECRIN, gives credit to the host institution and the partner and members of the CZECRIN network to take collective decisions on strategic issues related to CZECRIN. The CZECRIN Council is composed of representatives of the cooperating CZECRIN universities, including the host institution, partner institutions and other universities. The CZECRIN Board is chaired by the Head of the CZECRIN Board appointed by the host institution.

The CZECRIN Executive Committee consists of 3 representatives of the host institution and three members of FNUSA. The committee’s composition shall respect key management areas and ensure effective cooperation between the host institution and the partner in all areas. This committee is the executive body of CZECRIN and oversees the key activities of CZECRIN. The Director of CZECRIN chairs the Executive Committee.

The CZECRIN Core Team is the operations team that manages the day-to-day running of CZECRIN. Core Team consists of the Heads of support and scientific units and representatives of the partner institution and the host institution. The main goal is to coordinate LRI activities, regularly review the progress of projects, analyze capacity utilization, evaluate new requirements for cooperation and ensure the effective use of LRI CZECRIN resources and open access and quality of operations. The CZECRIN Director or designated personnel manages the Core Team.