Horizon Europe. Due incontri dedicati a ricercatori e staff degli enti di ricerca piemontesi

Il 4 e il 10 giugno sono in programma due momenti informativi, in inglese, volti a fornire a ricercatori e personale di supporto alla ricerca del territorio piemontese elementi di approfondimento utili alla partecipazione efficace al programma 2021-2027 di ricerca e innovazione della Commissione Europea Horizon Europe. Per i due eventi, organizzati dall'Università di Torino e dedicati anche a ricercatori e staff dell'Università del Piemonte Orientale, è obbligatoria la registrazione tramite i Google form indicati ed i link di partecipazione saranno inviati ai soli partecipanti registrati.

"Ethics issues and ethics self-assessment in Horizon Europe proposals"

Date and time: June 4, h. 10:00-12:00 

Venue: UniTo WebEx  

Speaker: Lisa Diependaele, European Commission Policy Officer, Research Ethics and Integrity Unit - DG Research & Innovation 

Outline: The training will illustrate relevant ethics issues linked to research activities, particularly when funded by the European Commission. A general overview will set the context and be followed by highlights of the most critical aspects of research proposals, which should be carefully examined in order to fulfill the ethics self-assessment requested by the EC. Novelties and emerging features of Horizon Europe ethical assessment in comparison with previous research funding programs will be elucidated, including research themes which were not previously evaluated as ethically sensible, such as Artificial Intelligence.

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"IP in Horizon Europe proposals"

Date and time: June 10, h. 10:30-12:00

Venue: UniTo WebEx  

Speaker: Michele Dubbini, European IP Helpdesk Training Team

Outline: IP training aimed at giving researchers and administrative support staff information and tips about how to comply with IPR protection requirements of HE funding programs. The recently published Horizon Europe MGA constitutes the legal basis for the training.

(Notes: The European IP Helpdesk provides free-of-charge first-line information on IP-related issues aiming to help current and potential beneficiaries of EU-funded projects, as well as EU SMEs, manage their Intellectual Property assets. This support is not and should not be considered as of a legal or advisory nature).

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