Did you know? EU funded research is shaping your future
Science and technology touch almost every part of our daily lives. The food we eat, the medicines we take and healthcare we receive, transport, communications, protecting our environment, how we work and how we play: the list is endless! This is why each year the European Union is helping scientists, researchers and innovators from across Europe to work together. Because by working together we can achieve more. Today, the EU is funding thousands of active projects involving scientists, technologists and engineers. This short booklet highlights just a few examples of the impact their work is having on our daily lives.
Study Visit of the representatives of the Scientific Centre of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Paris
On February the 28th and March the 1nd PolSCA hosted dr hab. Macieja Forycki, the director of the Scientific Centre of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Paris with collborators: Aneta Bassa, Katarzyna Kula, Robert Górski and Ernest Marcinkiewicz. The visit was the opportunity to present activities of both entities and discuss future common projects.
The next meeting with representatives of Regional Offices
The next meeting with representatives of Regional Offices will take place on 22nd February at 2:00 pm in the meeting room at Polish Science Contact Agency “PolSCA” PAS (Rue du Trône 98, 1st floor, 1050 Brussels).
The meeting will be attended by Dr. Christian Schnell – Vice President of the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers of the Energy Sector. This event will be dedicated to innovation.
H2020 Coordinator’s Day on Grant Agreement Preparation
The European Commission will organize on 22nd February 2018 “H2020 Coordinators’ Day on “Grant Agreement Preparation” for coordinators of successful proposals. The purpose of the event is to explain the details on the preparation and signature of grant agreements.
The event will take place in the Charlemagne building in Brussels from 9.30 to 17.00. It is mainly meant for coordinators of proposals who were invited to prepare a grant agreement.
Registration and agenda: https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/events/cf/coordinators-day-on-grant-agreement-preparation/register.cfm?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_pulse_read%3BY%2BN3niYzSD6xOhfI8AbgKw%3D%3D
Science, Research and Innovation Performance of the EU (SRIP) report 2018
HORIZON 2020 – key facts and figures 2014-2016
Source: European Commission
“Actors and interests in public policies of the European Union and Poland” – conference in Warsaw, Poland
Speech by prof. Małgorzata Molęda-Zdziech during the conference “Actors and interests in public policies of the European Union and Poland”, which will be held on 26 January 2018 in Warsaw.
Organizer of the conference: Department of Economic Sociology, Collegium of Socio-Economics, Warsaw School of Economics.
The conference is part of a project: Jean Monnet Module „Interest representation and policy making in the European Union” (IREU) within “Erasmus+” programme.
OaSIS project consortium meeting
On January 24, the first meeting of the OaSIS project consortium coordinated by the Cracow University of Technology will take place in PolSCA Office in Brussels. The project concerns the optimization of support methods for innovative enterprises (SMEs) and their segmentation and is financed under the INNOSUP programme from HORIZON 2020.
The goal of the OaSIS project is to strengthen Europe’s economic growth and innovation potential by optimizing innovation support programmes distributed by regional development agencies and public administrations. Optimization will be achieved by segmenting innovative SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises), identifying groups of entrepreneurs with the highest growth potential and directing them to various programmes, which they will be able to achieve results corresponding to their needs, potential and ambitions. Such analysis leads to a better understanding of innovation opportunities and activities, as well as their results, achieving greater economic and social impact of innovation support programmes and to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of innovation support agencies.
To implement the above project, the Cracow University of Technology plans to cooperate with the following international partners:
EURADA – European Association of Regional Development Agencies of Belgium, associating 65 agencies from 21 European Union countries – www.eurada.org
Linknovate – Spanish Start-Up dealing with the analysis of large data sets in a way that allows the discovery of correlations based on historical data www.linknovate.com
Information leaflet for the OaSIS project: http://www.portaloasis.com/
Source: OaSIS project
Working meeting with representatives of Polish regions
Polish Science Contact Agency PolSCA invites representatives of Regional Offices to attend the next working breakfast meeting, which will take place on January 22nd at 9.30.
Venue: conference room at PolSCA office (1st floor), Rue du Trône 98, B-1050 Brussels.
The topic of the meeting will be the issue of missions oriented research in the next framework programme for research and innovation of the European Union and discussion on the plans for cooperation in 2018.
Contact: Dr. Katarzyna Tarnawska, e-mail: katarzyna.tarnawska@polsca.pan.pl, phone: + 32 (0) 2 213 41 62.
Débat autour de “La démocratie par le droit”, Centre Scientifique de l’Académie Polonaise des Sciences, Paris
Débat autour de “La démocratie par le droit”, publication récente de Jérôme Heurtaux sur la construction d’un système démocratique en Pologne (1989-2016).
Le cas polonais analysé dans le livre ouvrira la discussion entre l’auteur et une sociologue et politologue polonaise, Małgorzata Molęda-Zdziech.
Jeudi 18 janvier 2018, 19 heures
Centre Scientifique de l’Académie Polonaise des Sciences
74 rue Lauriston, Paris
M° Boissière ou Victor-Hugo
Plus d’informations: http://paris.pan.pl/fr/index.php/component/content/article/13-uncategorised/evenements/rencontres/270-comment-se-construit-la-democratie
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