CORDIS will mark its 15th anniversary at the Communicating European Research Conference 2005
14 November 2005 - 15 November 2005
Belgium
On 14 November, CORDIS will organise a workshop on science and business communication. It will look at how to work with business publication editors, offer the views of business journalists on the subject, and present a project case study to highlight the role of the media as intermediary.
Then on 15 November, visitors to the conference exhibition are invited for a cocktail at the CORDIS stand, where they can also learn about new service developments and discuss partnerships and opportunities for promoting projects and other initiatives across Europe and beyond.
See more details below and register at CORDIS-EVENTS@cec.eu.int
Workshop “How to reach the business community – communicating research results via business media”
Monday, 14th November 2005, 14h30 – 16h00, Room F
Come to listen and contribute concerning science-business communication issues!
Converting scientific achievements into industrial products requires relevant transfer of knowledge between the research and business communities.
This workshop addresses the specific issues related to science-business communication and the role of the business media in this process. It is designed to help project co-ordinators to understand how the various communication channels for reaching the business community are operating, and to help them develop good quality contacts. It will focus on the work of business publication editors in identifying and reporting on emerging news from the research community.
The workshop will
• Discuss how to work with business publication editors
• Provide views of business journalists
• Present a project case study to highlight the role of the media as a specific intermediary
Project participants will be encouraged to present questions directly to the panel, contribute examples of their successes or failures, and suggest story leads to the editors.
The session will offer specific tips and techniques, and identify useful resources.
Moderator: Gill Joy, IST Results Service (United Kingdom)
Speakers:
• Marta Ribele, news editor of “Diena Bizness”, Latvia’s pink daily newspaper (Latvia)
• Sean Duke, editor of “Science Spin” and “Technology Ireland” magazines (Ireland)
• Michaela Stipsits, Managing editor of “Business People” magazine, supplement of Wirtschaftsblatt (Austria)
• Luisa Minoli, API-Varese (Italy)
Followed by questions and answers.
We invite you to send in advance any questions and issues, which you would like to be covered during the workshop, to: CORDIS-EVENTS@cec.eu.int.
CORDIS stand at the exhibition (stand n° 2014)
CORDIS will demonstrate information and communication services amongst which: latest news on European research and innovation policies and implementation measures, spotlights on EU-funded research projects and breakthroughs, news and press information direct from the European research community, contacts for key players in the European Research Area, and interactive services to foster communication and international co-operation for research and innovation.
You are interested in the multilingual ‘CORDIS focus’ magazine, and the opportunity to subscribe for free. You want latest news and insights to debates and decision-making on the Seventh R&D Framework Programme and the new Competitiveness and Innovation Programme (CIP): CORDIS is the place to look.
Visit the CORDIS stand at the exhibition to discover new CORDIS developments, and to discuss partnerships, and co-operation opportunities for promoting your projects and initiatives across Europe and beyond.
Conference participants are cordially invited to the cocktail celebrating the 15th anniversary of the CORDIS service:
Tuesday 15th November 2005, 12h30 at the CORDIS stand (n° 2014)
We look forward to meeting you at the Communicating European Research Conference!CORDIS went on-line for the first time, with just three databases, in November 1990. Today CORDIS is managed by the Publications Office.
To find out more about the growth of CORDIS and its users please visit http://cordis.europa.eu/guidance/statistics.htm(opens in new window)
For further information, please consult the following web address:
http://cordis.europa.eu/guidance/event.htm(opens in new window)
Then on 15 November, visitors to the conference exhibition are invited for a cocktail at the CORDIS stand, where they can also learn about new service developments and discuss partnerships and opportunities for promoting projects and other initiatives across Europe and beyond.
See more details below and register at CORDIS-EVENTS@cec.eu.int
Workshop “How to reach the business community – communicating research results via business media”
Monday, 14th November 2005, 14h30 – 16h00, Room F
Come to listen and contribute concerning science-business communication issues!
Converting scientific achievements into industrial products requires relevant transfer of knowledge between the research and business communities.
This workshop addresses the specific issues related to science-business communication and the role of the business media in this process. It is designed to help project co-ordinators to understand how the various communication channels for reaching the business community are operating, and to help them develop good quality contacts. It will focus on the work of business publication editors in identifying and reporting on emerging news from the research community.
The workshop will
• Discuss how to work with business publication editors
• Provide views of business journalists
• Present a project case study to highlight the role of the media as a specific intermediary
Project participants will be encouraged to present questions directly to the panel, contribute examples of their successes or failures, and suggest story leads to the editors.
The session will offer specific tips and techniques, and identify useful resources.
Moderator: Gill Joy, IST Results Service (United Kingdom)
Speakers:
• Marta Ribele, news editor of “Diena Bizness”, Latvia’s pink daily newspaper (Latvia)
• Sean Duke, editor of “Science Spin” and “Technology Ireland” magazines (Ireland)
• Michaela Stipsits, Managing editor of “Business People” magazine, supplement of Wirtschaftsblatt (Austria)
• Luisa Minoli, API-Varese (Italy)
Followed by questions and answers.
We invite you to send in advance any questions and issues, which you would like to be covered during the workshop, to: CORDIS-EVENTS@cec.eu.int.
CORDIS stand at the exhibition (stand n° 2014)
CORDIS will demonstrate information and communication services amongst which: latest news on European research and innovation policies and implementation measures, spotlights on EU-funded research projects and breakthroughs, news and press information direct from the European research community, contacts for key players in the European Research Area, and interactive services to foster communication and international co-operation for research and innovation.
You are interested in the multilingual ‘CORDIS focus’ magazine, and the opportunity to subscribe for free. You want latest news and insights to debates and decision-making on the Seventh R&D Framework Programme and the new Competitiveness and Innovation Programme (CIP): CORDIS is the place to look.
Visit the CORDIS stand at the exhibition to discover new CORDIS developments, and to discuss partnerships, and co-operation opportunities for promoting your projects and initiatives across Europe and beyond.
Conference participants are cordially invited to the cocktail celebrating the 15th anniversary of the CORDIS service:
Tuesday 15th November 2005, 12h30 at the CORDIS stand (n° 2014)
We look forward to meeting you at the Communicating European Research Conference!CORDIS went on-line for the first time, with just three databases, in November 1990. Today CORDIS is managed by the Publications Office.
To find out more about the growth of CORDIS and its users please visit http://cordis.europa.eu/guidance/statistics.htm(opens in new window)
For further information, please consult the following web address:
http://cordis.europa.eu/guidance/event.htm(opens in new window)