European Research Conference: Supporting and Sustaining Competitive Research in Europe will be held in Braganaca, Portugal
22 June 2011 - 25 June 2011
Austria
EARMA (European Association of Research Managers and Administrators) is pleased to announce that its Annual Conference 2011 will take place in Bragança, Portugal, June 22-24 We offer a wide ranging programme making this a ‘must attend’ for all European research support professionals, whether beginners or highly experienced highly experienced senior managers.
In particular the programme covers essential topics related to:
• Research Policy and Strategy
• European and International Grants management of collaborative research ( including legal aspects):
• Professional Development – Recognition of the profession, Research Office Services and Complementary Skills:
One of the key themes addressed at the conference will be the challenges posed by the new policy directions represented by the Innovation Union in the lead up to the successor programme to FP7. Other highlights include a special event “EARMA in the World – the World in EARMA” which will look at the challenges of global research funding and collaboration and contain representatives from (amongst others) Brazil, China, USA, Qatar, Australia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and India .
The programme is presented via variety of formats in addition to presentations including workshops, tutorials and roundtable discussions aimed at both beginners and senior Research managers.
For more details and registration, please see: http://earma-braganca2011.org/(opens in new window)
Conference is open to both EARMA members and non-members.
In particular the programme covers essential topics related to:
• Research Policy and Strategy
• European and International Grants management of collaborative research ( including legal aspects):
• Professional Development – Recognition of the profession, Research Office Services and Complementary Skills:
One of the key themes addressed at the conference will be the challenges posed by the new policy directions represented by the Innovation Union in the lead up to the successor programme to FP7. Other highlights include a special event “EARMA in the World – the World in EARMA” which will look at the challenges of global research funding and collaboration and contain representatives from (amongst others) Brazil, China, USA, Qatar, Australia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and India .
The programme is presented via variety of formats in addition to presentations including workshops, tutorials and roundtable discussions aimed at both beginners and senior Research managers.
For more details and registration, please see: http://earma-braganca2011.org/(opens in new window)
Conference is open to both EARMA members and non-members.