The Research and Innovation Advisory Group (RIAG) is one of two Advisory Groups of the Industrial and Scientific Advisory Board and it shall consist of no more than twelve members, whereof no more than six shall be appointed by the Private Members, and no more than six shall be appointed by the Governing Board. Moreover, the RIAG may include up to six observers proposed by Participating States and appointed by the Governing Board.
This Advisory Group:
- draws up and regularly update the draft multiannual strategic research and innovation agenda of the EuroHPC JU. This draft agenda identifies research and innovation priorities to support the development of an integrated HPC, quantum computing and data ecosystem in the European Union;
- provides advice on potential international cooperation activities in research and innovation;
- issues recommendations to promote training and education priorities for addressing key competences and the skills gap in HPC and quantum computing technologies and applications, in particular for industry;
- organises public consultations open to all public and private stakeholders having an interest in the fields of HPC and quantum computing to inform them and collect feedback.
RIAG Members
| Rosa Badia | Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) |
| Martin Farnan | Equal1 |
| Maike Gilliot | French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) |
| Hans‑Christian Hoppe | Forschungszentrum Jülich (JSC) |
| Maxime Martinasso | Swiss National Supercomputing Centre |
| Jan Martinovič | VSB Technical University of Ostrava |
| Shane Ó Seasnáin | VITO |
| Guillaume Porcher | Bull |
| Ann‑Charlotte Sonnhammer | SciLifeLab DC, Uppsala University |
| Massimo Torquati | University of Pisa |
| Andrejs Vasiljevs | Tilde |
| Roel Wuyts | IMEC |
RIAG Observers
| Florent Duchaine | CERFACS |
| Massimiliano Guarrasi | CINECA |
| Andreas Herten | Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC) |
| Elena Lazovik | TNO |
| Manolis Marazakis | Forth ICS |
| André Martins | University of Lisbon |
| Marco Matters | QuTech at TU Delft |
| Per Öster | CSC – IT Center for Science |
| Alexandra Paul | Pasqal |
| Craig Prunty | SiPearl |
| Jean Senellart | Quandela |
| Žiga Zebec | IZUM, HPC Vega |
