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Het Pand, Ghent University
Ghent
Ghent
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UKRO is pleased to announce that registration for the 2010 Annual Conference, which will take place at the conference centre “Het Pand” and “Gravensteen Castle”, Ghent, on 1 – 2 July, is now open. The conference is aimed at European research managers and administrators and policy makers.
Following the appointment of the new Commission key sessions will provide the latest information on the developments in the European Research Area (ERA); planning for future Framework Programmes; and the EU2020 New Lisbon Strategy. As FP7 approaches its mid-point UKRO has planned to include sessions that will promote discussion on the latest developments across the programme such as FP7 Implementation Issues; the ERC Mid Term Review; the Marie Curie Actions; and Research Infrastructures. The programme will cover the whole Knowledge Triangle with sessions on Innovation Policy; Post i2010 Strategy (including the Future Internet PPP); Erasmus Mundus; and the development of Joint Programming Initiatives. The closing session of the conference will focus on the Research Priorities of the Belgian Presidency, which runs from 1 July until 31 December 2010.
Both “Het Pand” and “Gravensteen Castle” are in central Ghent. Delegates will need to arrange their own accommodation for the 2010 Conference. To assist with this, a number of rooms have been held in a range of central hotels. Delegates can use the accommodation booking service that has been set up for the conference to reserve and hold rooms of their choice.
The conference website contains full details, including the provisional conference programme, booking and travel information and the accommodation booking service.
We hope that you can join us in Ghent, and look forward to seeing you there.
Following the appointment of the new Commission key sessions will provide the latest information on the developments in the European Research Area (ERA); planning for future Framework Programmes; and the EU2020 New Lisbon Strategy. As FP7 approaches its mid-point UKRO has planned to include sessions that will promote discussion on the latest developments across the programme such as FP7 Implementation Issues; the ERC Mid Term Review; the Marie Curie Actions; and Research Infrastructures. The programme will cover the whole Knowledge Triangle with sessions on Innovation Policy; Post i2010 Strategy (including the Future Internet PPP); Erasmus Mundus; and the development of Joint Programming Initiatives. The closing session of the conference will focus on the Research Priorities of the Belgian Presidency, which runs from 1 July until 31 December 2010.
Both “Het Pand” and “Gravensteen Castle” are in central Ghent. Delegates will need to arrange their own accommodation for the 2010 Conference. To assist with this, a number of rooms have been held in a range of central hotels. Delegates can use the accommodation booking service that has been set up for the conference to reserve and hold rooms of their choice.
The conference website contains full details, including the provisional conference programme, booking and travel information and the accommodation booking service.
We hope that you can join us in Ghent, and look forward to seeing you there.
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