Seminar program
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- other seminars in 2007:
- The Nobel Prize as a Benchmark for Research Quality
- Australian-European ICT Days in Piemonte
- Building the infrastructure to manage uncertainty: experiences from inside the EU
- Lifelong Learning: Its Role in the European Commission’s Education, Research and Innovation Agenda
- Higher Cognition in Animals
- ICT Research in Europe’s Framework Programme: Policies, Principles, and Co-operation Potential
Research collaboration with Europe:
opportunities, prospects
and challenges
FEAST seminar series 2007
| section | speaker | length | a.m. session | p.m. session | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| part 1 | opening | host | 10 min | 09:30–10:50 | 14:00–15:20 |
| introduction | Mark Matthews (FEAST) | 5 min | |||
| FP7 overview | Lynne Hunter (EC) | 20 min | |||
| funding schemes FP7, mobility, ISL, NHMRC, COST, AAS | Jean-François Desvignes-Hicks (FEAST) | 30 min | |||
| Q&A | open | 15 min | |||
| break | morning/afternoon tea | 25 min | 10:50–11:15 | 15:20–15:45 | |
| part 2 | information sources | Rado Faletič (FEAST) | 20 min | 11:15–12:30 | 15:45–17:00 |
| best practices in engaging with Europe (EU and countries) | Mark Matthews (FEAST) | 20 min | |||
| case studies | Mark Matthews (FEAST) | 20 min | |||
| Q&A | open | 15 min | |||
