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Scientific days
mardi 18 janvier 2011, par
Contrary to many other networks of excellence, PRIME has chosen to support “research activities”. This has entailed a significant number of research projects which can be looked at on the PRIME website. Most started from mid 2004 and the time was ripe for mutual presentation of achievements and results. We have organised 10 thematic sessions of one hour and a half each. 33 presentations were made. The box below shows the 10 sessions. To access the presentations made at these sessions, click here.
An important feature of our scientific days is to hear about the new knowledge produced by “early career researchers” and to reward the most promising ones. We therefore organised, as in Manchester, a PRIME PhD poster competition. Five posters by “early career researchers” were selected. The winner was Rocio Castrillo from the Autonomous University of Madrid. To access the posters, click here.
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Tuesday 7th February |
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Time |
Session A |
Session B |
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14.30 - 16.00 |
University governance (organised by SUN project) |
Academic Spin-off firms in Europe (organised by the REBASPINOFF project) |
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16.30 - 18.00 |
Evolving rationales for public intervention : developments of CIPR and Innomil projects |
Indicators (1) characterising university academic output with results from OEU and ENIP project |
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Wednesday 8th February |
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Time |
Session A |
Session B |
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9.30 - 11.00 |
Regional innovation policies (organised by the ERA Space project) |
Venture capital (organised by the VENTURE FUN project) |
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11.30 - 13.00 |
Evolving rationales & multi-actor spaces : developments of EPOM, GLOBPOL and Forum Research projects |
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14.00 - 15.30 |
Dynamics of Nano S&T (organised by the Nanodistrict project) |
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Poster Competition
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Name |
Institution |
Poster |
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Ines Andujar Nagore |
Autonomous University of Madrid |
Culture as a shaper of the capacity to produce and use science |
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Rocio Castrillo (Winner) |
Autonomous University of Madrid |
IMAGINE |
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Aurélie Delemarle |
Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées |
Emergence of MiNaTec, a managed process, far from the epic hero myth |
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Thoma Grid |
Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies |
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Anna Kosmützky |
IWT, Bielefeld University |
