Research ecosystems can be made of one or multiple organizations such as research institutes, public agencies, companies, NGOs, or foundations.

Connect your research ecosystem

The power of JOGL is to help organizations break silos within and across their research ecosystems, regardless the complexity of the ecosystems.

• JOGL users, granted they have the permissions, can search for people, projects, communities, hubs, call for proposals and content within their ecosystem
• They can then join projects and communities, and interact with their content
• They can send private messages to other members of their ecosystem

<aside> 💡 Ecosystems examples

INCa - The National Institute for Cancer is the the French state agency for health and scientific expertise in oncology, responsible for coordinating actions to combat cancer.

They collaborate with hundreds of laboratories, companies, and associations. They tackle multiple pathologies, as well as coordinate thousands of people from different backgrounds and levels of expertise.

Their challenge is to provide value to the stakeholders in their ecosystem, and accelerate collaboration across the organizations and networks they work with.

PANACÉE is an information solution aimed at promoting equal access to therapeutic innovations in non-small cell lung cancer

PANACÉE is a consortium of patients, healthcare professionals, scientific societies, institutional bodies, and industrial partners. Their mission is the collaborative creation of a real-time information tool (for patients and healthcare professionals) on actionable molecular anomalies and associated targeted therapies, and the study of its impact in a test region.

Their challenge is to provide visibility and an opportunity to best contribute to all the stakeholders of the consortiums, on the different work packages they have defined.

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Document your work

<aside> 💡 Access to documentation is fully customizable by admins (see container privacy member permissions)

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Teams within a hub, a community, or a project can document their work using different JOGL features:

• Documents: structure relevant documents in a folder structure. Create documents from an external link or an uploaded document. Admins can choose whether only admins or all members can create documents.
• Library: build a library of relevant scientific papers for your hub, communities, and projects. The library is a collection of all the relevant literature for the container. Admins can choose whether only admins or all members can contribute to the container’s library.
• Needs: create needs that are shared within your ecosystem or publicly to seek paid or unpaid help. Admins can choose whether only admins or all members can create needs.
• Resources: List out the resources that are available to your ecosystem, or the resources that your projects have leveraged.

Discuss within teams and with your ecosystem

<aside> 💡 Admins of containers can control who can post in a container’s discussions

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