Marie Curie Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways - national information event, Dublin
10 December 2007
Ireland
The event is organized by the Marie Curie Office of the Irish Universities Association (IUA). The programme includes a presentation of the IAPP scheme (objectives, eligibility and evaluation criteria, funding details) as well as a number of short presentations by successful contractors in the Marie Curie “Transfer of Knowledge – Industry-Academia Partnerships” scheme from FP6 (predecessor of the IAPP scheme in FP7). Ample time will be devoted to a Q&A session covering all aspects of the new IAPP scheme.
At the occasion of the event, the IUA will also launch its new brochure “Research Success in Ireland – A Review of the European Marie Curie Programme” with success stories from Irish Marie Curie projects under the previous Framework Programme.
A detailed programme of the event will be available shortly on the IUA’s website at http://www.iua.ie/marie-curie/events-and-training/(opens in new window).
Please register for the event by Thursday, 6th December by email to Lia O’Sullivan (lia.osullivan@iua.ie). Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come - first served basis.From the Work Programme for the 'People' (Marie Curie) Programme:
"This [Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways] action seeks to open and foster dynamic pathways between public research organisations and private commercial enterprises, in particular SMEs, including traditional manufacturing industries, based on longer term co-operation programmes with a high potential for increasing knowledge-sharing and mutual understanding of the different cultural settings and skill requirements of both the industrial and academic sectors.
The action will be implemented through targeted and flexible support for human resources interactions within co-operation programmes between at least two organisations, one from each sector and from at least two different Member States or Associated countries."
The next call will be published on 30 November 2007, the deadline for submission of proposals will be 25 March 2008. More details on this scheme can be found on CORDIS at http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/people/industry-academia_en.html(opens in new window) .
At the occasion of the event, the IUA will also launch its new brochure “Research Success in Ireland – A Review of the European Marie Curie Programme” with success stories from Irish Marie Curie projects under the previous Framework Programme.
A detailed programme of the event will be available shortly on the IUA’s website at http://www.iua.ie/marie-curie/events-and-training/(opens in new window).
Please register for the event by Thursday, 6th December by email to Lia O’Sullivan (lia.osullivan@iua.ie). Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come - first served basis.From the Work Programme for the 'People' (Marie Curie) Programme:
"This [Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways] action seeks to open and foster dynamic pathways between public research organisations and private commercial enterprises, in particular SMEs, including traditional manufacturing industries, based on longer term co-operation programmes with a high potential for increasing knowledge-sharing and mutual understanding of the different cultural settings and skill requirements of both the industrial and academic sectors.
The action will be implemented through targeted and flexible support for human resources interactions within co-operation programmes between at least two organisations, one from each sector and from at least two different Member States or Associated countries."
The next call will be published on 30 November 2007, the deadline for submission of proposals will be 25 March 2008. More details on this scheme can be found on CORDIS at http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/people/industry-academia_en.html(opens in new window) .
Keywords
Industry-academia cooperation