Workshop: Explaining Framework Seven
1 Dezember 2006 - 1 Dezember 2006
Singleimage Limited will be running the following workshop in December 2006:
EXPLAINING FRAMEWORK SEVEN
Friday 1 December 2006 - Cambridge, UK
First Calls for proposals under the EU’s Framework Seven (FP7) are expected at the end of 2006. Technical scope, participation rules and administrative procedures are currently being finalised by the Commission, the European Parliament and the EU Member States. The Commission’s published documents on FP7 already occupy more than 300 pages of densely worded text. While there are promises of continuity with Framework Six, the draft documents include new initiatives and changes to existing rules.
This workshop provides an in-depth view of the programme. Delegates will be encouraged to ask questions at any time and consolidate their learning through practical exercises. To enable this interaction, places are limited to 24. The workshop will also describe the European Technology Platforms and how they are influencing the technical scope of FP7. It is aimed at research managers and EU research funding advisors who are already familiar with FP6 and who are looking to gain a full understanding of what is new in FP7.
For more information please contact Ms Sue Kerr or visit http://www.singleimage.co.uk(öffnet in neuem Fenster)
Singleimage Limited
3 Foundry Walk St Ives Cambridge PE27 5FW UK
ph +44 1480 497712 fax +44 1480 497714
http://www.singleimage.co.uk(öffnet in neuem Fenster)
EXPLAINING FRAMEWORK SEVEN
Friday 1 December 2006 - Cambridge, UK
First Calls for proposals under the EU’s Framework Seven (FP7) are expected at the end of 2006. Technical scope, participation rules and administrative procedures are currently being finalised by the Commission, the European Parliament and the EU Member States. The Commission’s published documents on FP7 already occupy more than 300 pages of densely worded text. While there are promises of continuity with Framework Six, the draft documents include new initiatives and changes to existing rules.
This workshop provides an in-depth view of the programme. Delegates will be encouraged to ask questions at any time and consolidate their learning through practical exercises. To enable this interaction, places are limited to 24. The workshop will also describe the European Technology Platforms and how they are influencing the technical scope of FP7. It is aimed at research managers and EU research funding advisors who are already familiar with FP6 and who are looking to gain a full understanding of what is new in FP7.
For more information please contact Ms Sue Kerr or visit http://www.singleimage.co.uk(öffnet in neuem Fenster)
Singleimage Limited
3 Foundry Walk St Ives Cambridge PE27 5FW UK
ph +44 1480 497712 fax +44 1480 497714
http://www.singleimage.co.uk(öffnet in neuem Fenster)