Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ Launch Week - Strategies and tools
NTNU Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ Launch Week
Strategies and tools
Friday 20 November 2020
Programme
08:30–09:30
Strategies and approaches towards the European framework programmes
About the session:
A clear idea about what you want to achieve by participating in European projects and how to get there is a good starting point for a more strategic and systematic approach toward participation. In this session you will hear from some of NTNU’s professors about their experiences as superusers of the European programmes, how they have worked to position themselves in European research and innovation, how they have gone about establishing important partnerships and alliances, how they have set up their research groups to make commitment possible, and where they have acquired the knowledge and skills in how to write a competitive application.
Programme:
Welcome by moderator
Coordinator of International Affairs Nina Sindre
Horizon Europe – You can be part of it too!
Professor Beatrix Vereijken, Department of Neuromedicine and movement Science
Strategic cooperation in EU approaches
Professor Asgeir Tomasgard, Director of FME NTRANS, Director NTNU Energy Trnsition Initiaive, Department of Economics and Technology Management
Questions and comments to the presenters
Concluding remarks
Coordinator of International Affairs Nina Sindre
09:45–10:45
Participation in European Platforms and Networks: Instructions for Use
About the session:
Partnership, platforms and networks represent one of the key actors in the definition of the strategies and funding opportunities in framework programmes. The relevance of this role will even increase in the upcoming Horizon Europe, where a more open approach will be taken allowing participation of any relevant stakeholder in them. Active participation in European platforms and networks is key to increasing engagement opportunities in relevant EU initiatives/projects. This session will represent a chance to discuss the importance of participating in European platforms and networks and to assess the current positioning of NTNU in the relevant ones together with the possible approaches that can be taken to maximize possible participation impacts for the university. What to do, where we are, whom to contact will represent some of the answers that will be given in the session.
It is suggested that the ones interested in this session should also follow the one on missions and partnerships, Tuesday November 17, 13:00–14:00.
Programme:
Opening address: The importance of positioning and the current NTNU situation
Director of NTNU Brussels Office Massimo Busuoli
How to create internal value from achieved positionings: Best practice cases:
The NTNU Food Forum
Vice Dean Eva Falch
The European Construction Technology Platform ECTP
Vice Dean Sveinung Løset
Where and Who? The NTNU Handbook of participation in European Platforms, Networks and Alliances
EU Adviser Thomas Aarnseth
Questions from the audience
Closing remarks
Director of NTNU Brussels Office Massimo Busuoli
10:45–11:00 Break
11:00–12:00
Meet the NTNU EU Support Services
About the session:
For researchers applying for funding from the European Framework programmes, NTNU can offer support from EU Advisers, EU finance team and the NTNU Brussels Office. In addition, NTNU has a number of support mechanisms and incentives for researcher applying for European funding. In this session, the support that is offered will be presented.
Programme:
Welcome and about the NTNU EU support services
Coordinator of International Affairs Nina Sindre
How can the EU Advisers help
Erasmus+ Coordinator Wolfgang Laschet
EU Adviser Hilde Røysland
EU Adviser Andreas Møllerløkken and EU Financial Adviser Andres Vatne Ellefsen
How can the Brussels Office help
Director of NTNU Brussels Office Massimo Busuoli
The NTNU Support mechanisms and incentives
Senior Adviser Patrick Reurink
Closing of session
Coordinator of International Affairs Nina Sindre
12:00–13:00 Lunchbreak
13:00–15:00
SSH perspectives in European research: from H2020 to Horizon Europe
About the session:
The Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) encompass a wide range of disciplines and research fields which are needed to generate new knowledge, support evidence-based policymaking, develop key competences and produce interdisciplinary solutions to both societal and technological issues. This cross-faculty webinar (SU, HF, ØK) is a follow-up of the morning session on European platforms and networks, and aims to give a practical insight into how SSH researchers can explore European Research Area collaborations and strategically use these entry points towards positioning and partnering. The webinar is open to researchers from all faculties with interest in questions and aspects of, or working in the fields of SSH.
Programme:
Welcome by moderators
EU Advisers from SU, HF and ØK Faculty
NOSSH – Norwegian network for the promotion of SSH-perspectives in Horizon Europe
Head of Research section Erik Ingebrigtsen
EERA – The European Energy Research Alliance
Research Coordinator Raquel Santos Jorge
EuroHealthNet – Addressing public health, disease prevention, promoting health, and reducing inequalities
Professor Terje Andreas Eikemo and EU Adviser Bård Li
NTNU Food Forum – A cross-faculty collaborative arena to mobilize researchers from SSH, health, natural sciences and technology
Researchers Sophia Estathiou and Paolo Pisciella
Questions and open discussion
Closing remarks
Head of Research section Erik Ingebrigtsen
NTNU employees who want access to the presentations (pdf) and videos from the launch week:
Please log on to Innsida and search for: «Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ Launch week presentations and videos».
Overview NTNU Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ Launch Week:
Monday 16 November
Launch of Horizon Europe and Erasmus+
Tuesday 17 November
Innovative Europe and Widening Participation
Wednesday 18 November
Global Challenges and Erasmus+
– Parallel Cluster sessions 1–6
Thursday 19 November
Excellent Science
Friday 20 November
Strategies and tools
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