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'''CORDIS''' is theThe '''Community Research and Development Information Service'''. It('''CORDIS''') is the [[European Commission]]'s primary public repository and portal to disseminate information on all [[European Union]] (EU-) funded research projects and their results in the broadest sense.

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The website and repository include all public information held by the Commissioncommission (project fact-sheets, publishable reports, links to publications and deliverabledeliverables), editorial content to support communicationdissemination and exploitation (news, events, success stories, magazines, multilingual "results in brief" for the broader public) and comprehensive links to external sources such as open access publications and websites.

'''CORDIS''' is the '''Community Research and Development Information Service'''. It is the European Commission's primary public repository and portal to disseminate information on all EU-funded research projects and their results in the broadest sense.

Advisory services on conducting research using CORDIS is available at [[European Documentation Centre]]s across the [[European Union]]EU.

The website and repository include all public information held by the Commission (project fact-sheets, publishable reports and deliverable), editorial content to support communication and exploitation (news, events, success stories, magazines, multilingual "results in brief" for the broader public) and comprehensive links to external sources such as open access publications and websites.

Advisory services on conducting research using CORDIS is available at [[European Documentation Centre]]s across the [[European Union]].

==Services and activities==

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*The primary repository of [https://cordis.europa.eu/projects/en EU-funded research projects and their results], including the formal deliverables collected by the European Commission

*Multilingual "Results in brief" that summarise the outcomes of research projects for a broader public and to support the exploitation of results

*Free subscriptions to theDaily [https://cordis.europa.eu/research-eunews/en research*eu magazinesnews], also available as PDF and eBooks

*Daily [https://cordis.europa.eu/newsresults-packs/en newsResult and eventspacks],: providedcollections byof bothup-to-date thearticles Europeanfocussed Commissionon a specific theme for specialised audiences; they are available online and byas print userbrochures contributions

*[https://cordis.europa.eu/results-packs/en Result packs]: collections of up-to-date articles focus on a specific theme for specialised audiences; they are available online and as print brochures

*[https://cordis.europa.eu/search/en Search] and reuse facilities, including custom email alerts, RSS feeds and XML extractions

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[https://cordis.europa.eu/about/en CORDIS] is managed by the [[Publications Office of the European Union]], on behalf of the [[European Commission]]'s research Directorates-General and Agencies.

CORDIS was created in 1990 following a Communication of the Commissioncommission for the implementation of an RTD information service (SEC(1988)1831).

The legal basis and financing of CORDIS derive from the work programmes of [[Horizon 2020Europe]] Framework Programme for Research and Technological DevelopmentInnovation.

==Creation==

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===Late 90s===

In 1997, Italian and Spanish editions brought the CORDIS focus offer up to five languages. Ireland was succeeded by The Netherlands and Luxembourg as Presidencypresidency countries and both published their presidency services on CORDIS. A new information monitoring service was launched - 'RAPIDUS - RAPId Delivery of Updates on Search-profiles'.

A pilot project was launched to offer CORDIS as a host for national and regional web services. By the end of the year, user registration no longer seemed so relevant as some 53,000 identified users accessed over 800,000 Web pages per month and downloaded nearly 40,000 documents. It had become clear that CORDIS was no longer a tool reserved for specialists, the spectacular growth in use initiated in 1996 had continued.

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*2003: Greek and Italian Presidencies, redesigned ERA service, FP6 glossary, new ICA search prototype, Science and Society service, IST Results integration, start of introduction of Integrated CORDIS Architecture

*2004: Irish and Dutch Presidencies, new incubators service, redesigned nanotechnology service. IP and NoE guidance service, Technology platforms,

*2005: Luxembourg and UK presidencies, New 34Mbit34 Mbit/s line/ Géant link-up, Polish news service

==Status around 2005 ==

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#To promote the sharing of know-how in order to boost companies’ innovation capacities, in particular by publishing the results of EU-financed research conducted under successive framework programmes, and the espousal of new technologies by society.

CORDIS offers access to a wide range of information on EU research. The portal includes:

*Approximately 230,000 web pages, organised into more than 180 Web services.

*300,000 records, plus further hosted databases and related services.

*Some 50,000 downloadable documents.

*Extensive user guidance, and a range of sophisticated search facilities, including an automatic e-mail alert facility enabling users to receive notification of updates to information assets

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