KEAI4Accessknowledge engineering view

Table 3.1a/b, Part B proposal

The whole project

The other pages here are filtered to what the knowledge-engineering function touches. This one isn't — WP1's UX research and WP7's dissemination work get the same treatment as WP2's data model, so this reads as a map of AI4Access, not just one seat in it.

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WP1

Research Navigator: AI-Powered Research Navigator Design, Knowledge Integration, and User Interaction

48 person-months
Lead: ERIC · Partners: Bio-Hub, Med-Hub, KTH
  • Define evidence-based user personas and journeys to ground the Navigator's design and testing
  • Develop intent recognition and adaptive dialogue flows for multi-turn, context-aware interactions
  • Deliver a Minimum Viable Product by M12 and a production-ready interface (v1.0) by M36
4 tasks in scope4 feeds into itSee WP1 tasks in the tracker →
WP2

Building the knowledge base of Euro-BioImaging services by integrating Nodes and website content

77 person-months
Lead: Med-Hub · Partners: Bio-Hub, ERIC
  • Define a minimum viable ontology-aligned data model and PID strategy
  • Capture harmonised, machine-actionable service descriptions from all 39 Nodes
  • Establish a sustainable update and verification protocol beyond the grant
5 tasks in scope4 led here1 co-led hereSee WP2 tasks in the tracker →
WP3

Integration of Euro-BioImaging Image Data Services into the Research Navigator

74 person-months
Lead: Bio-Hub · Partners: Med-Hub, KTH, ERIC
  • Build an ontology-aligned, machine-actionable catalogue of image-data services
  • Design end-to-end analysis pathways from imaging to curation, analysis, and deposition
  • Ensure standards-compliant interoperability with EOSC LSR, EUCAIM and UNCAN
4 tasks in scope2 led here2 feeds into itSee WP3 tasks in the tracker →
WP4

Euro-BioImaging AI Model: Adaptable intelligent knowledge bases leveraging evolving LLM algorithms

80 person-months
Lead: KTH · Partners: ERIC, Bio-Hub, Med-Hub
  • Develop a GenAI reasoning engine grounded in Node knowledge and literature
  • Integrate ontology-aligned structured data with RAG/CAG for source-traceable responses
  • Deliver interoperable APIs and an MCP adapter layer to external RI systems
5 tasks in scope1 co-led here2 feeds into it2 depends on this workSee WP4 tasks in the tracker →
WP5

AI tools working complementarily at the Euro-BioImaging Nodes

51 person-months
Lead: Med-Hub · Partners: Bio-Hub, KTH, ERIC
  • Pilot Navigator deployment on selected Node portals and access platforms
  • Evaluate integration pathways with facility-level access systems through two pilot cases
  • Train Node and facility staff to operate, maintain and adopt the Navigator
3 tasks in scope3 co-led hereSee WP5 tasks in the tracker →
WP6

Ethically-responsible and Green AI

44 person-months
Lead: ERIC · Partners: KTH, Bio-Hub, Med-Hub
  • Ensure trustworthy outputs via continuous benchmarking and runtime monitoring
  • Guarantee transparency and compliance via provenance, explainability, and GDPR/AI Act readiness
  • Promote sustainable AI through energy-aware practices and bias testing
4 tasks in scope1 co-led here2 feeds into it1 depends on this workSee WP6 tasks in the tracker →
WP7

Communication, Dissemination and Impact

22 person-months
Lead: ERIC · Partners: Bio-Hub, Med-Hub
  • Ensure coherent branding, raise awareness and engage stakeholders across four audience tracks
  • Disseminate project outputs and promote uptake across research, industry and policy
  • Develop and validate exploitation and sustainability roadmaps beyond the project
4 tasks in scope4 depends on this workSee WP7 tasks in the tracker →
WP8

Project Management and transversal activities support

24 person-months
Lead: ERIC · Partners: Bio-Hub, Med-Hub, KTH
  • Coordinate consortium governance, EC liaison and financial/legal reporting
  • Run the Architecture & Standards Board for cross-WP ontology, API and FAIR alignment
  • Maintain the project's risk register and Data Management Plan
4 tasks in scope2 feeds into it2 depends on this workSee WP8 tasks in the tracker →