The Activity Clusters Sample Clauses

The Activity Clusters. Figure 2: HBP Activity Clusters: Scientific Research, Software Development & Infrastructure Operations Under the FPA, the HBP CP will be divided into 12 Subprojects (SPs), working in close cooperation and linked by many cross-cutting activities. While all SPs (except SP 11 – Management and Coordination) undertake scientific research and contribute to building the HBP ITC research infrastructure, some are more biased towards scientific research (the “Neuroscience” SPs), while others place a heavier emphasis on the infrastructure side (the “Platform” SPs). However, for operational coordination of cross-cutting work which affects more than one SP, the 11 scientific Subprojects (SPs 1-10 and 12) can be subdivided into 3 groups or clusters: the Scientific Research Cluster, the Software Development Cluster and the Infrastructure Operations Cluster. The Clusters are focused on the following types of activity: Scientific Research: Production of scientific data, knowledge, models and simulations (all SPs).
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  • Proposed Services A description of the Contractor’s proposed services to accomplish the specified work requirements, including dates of completion.

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