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2.4: 1st Annual IKC Progress Assessment

Authors: Richter, Tobias;

2.4: 1st Annual IKC Progress Assessment

Abstract

This document is Deliverable 2.4. It is a comparative overview of the In Kind Contributions (IKC) being developed by (combinations of) institutes from the ESS Partner Countries1 between September 2015 (start of BrightnESS) and December 2016. Specifically, the deliverable highlights the important supporting role of the Work Package 2 ‘Field Coordinators’ from the BrightnESS IKC-Hubs in aligning activities across institutes and across borders and identifying potential technical risks that would prevent ESS from maintaining synchronicity between construction activities in Lund and the delivery schedule of the technical IKC Work Packages.

2.4: 1st Annual IKC Progress Assessment

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