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    Horizon 2020 standing committee

    28 May 2015 - Stanhope Hotel, Rue du Commerce 9, 1000 Brussels

    On the eve of the launch of the new work programmes, the Science|Business Horizon 2020
    Standing Committee was established to consult the members of the Science|Business Network on
    Horizon 2020 and related R&I programmes. As a unique group of academic, industry and policy
    representatives, the committee will aim during its first meeting to identify the most important issues
    that will be tackled by the Network and the best way to put them forward to EU decision makers.

    PROGRAMME
    16:00 Registration and welcome coffee

    16:30 Introduction by Richard L. Hudson, CEO & Editor, Science|Business

    16:35 Highlights of the Science|Business annual conference Horizon 2020 by Maryline


    Fiaschi, Director, Science|Business

    16:40 What are the hot topics to be addressed by the committee (content of the calls,
    quality of the consortia, procedures, financial and legal issues, etc.)?

    17:15 How to best formulate recommendations to the EU institutions (consultation,


    original research, collection of best practices, etc.)?

    17:30 Modus operandi: Setting up the committee structure and a date for the next
    meeting

    17:45 ERC = Science²: A campaign to promote the ERC as a vector of ‘cool science’.
    Invitation to university partners to join this Europe-wide project coordinated by
    Science|Business

    17:55 Conclusions

    18:00 Drinks

    The Standing Committee meeting will be followed by a dinner debate on Scientific


    evidence in policymaking: the role of the JRC
    PARTICIPANTS
    • Jonathan Cave, Member of Regulatory Policy Committee and Warwick Economics Department,
    Warwick University
    • Giuseppe Conti, Head of ARIC - Area Research and Technology Transfer, University of Bologna
    • Monica Dietl, Director, COST Association
    • Katharina Eggenberger, Research Manager, EU GrantsAccess, ETH Zürich
    • Maryline Fiaschi, Director, Science|Business
    • Stefania Grotti, Head of Research Office, Politecnico di Milano
    • Éanna Kelly, News Editor, Science|Business
    • Richard L. Hudson, CEO & Editor, Science|Business
    • Paul Indelicato, Vice President for Research and Innovation, Pierre and Marie Curie University
    • Ann Katherine Isaacs, Rector’s Delegate for European Programmes: Research and Higher
    Education, University of Pisa
    • Elke Lammertyn, Head EU-Office, KU Leuven Research & Development
    • Laura Montagna, Director, SKF Engineering & Research Centre, SKF
    • Jan Palmowski, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Postgraduate and Transnational Education, Warwick
    University
    • Frank M. Salzgeber, Head of Technology Transfer Programme Office; Directorate of Technical
    and Quality Management, European Space Agency
    • Renata Schaffer, European Policy Manager, University of Cambridge
    • Martin Scott, Head of Project Management, University College London
    • Isabelle Thizon-de-Gaulle, Vice President R&D partnerships, Sanofi
    • Daniel Walker, Head of EU Research Funding Office, King’s College London
    • Walter Weigel, Vice President, Huawei European Research Institute (ERI)
    • John V. Wood, Secretary General, The Association of Commonwealth Universities

    Academic members
    Aalto University, Finland Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
    Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Pierre and Marie Curie University, France
    ESADE Business School, Spain Politecnico di Milano, Italy
    ETH Zürich, Switzerland Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden
    Imperial College London, UK TU Berlin, Germany
    INSEAD Business School, France University of Bologna, Italy
    Karolinska Institutet, Sweden University of Cambridge, UK
    King’s College London, UK University of Pisa, Italy
    KU Leuven, Belgium University College London, UK
    Medical University of Warsaw, Poland University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
    Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology, Poland University of Warwick, UK

    Industry partners
    Boeing Microsoft
    Biogen Nickel Institute
    BP Sanofi
    Foley SKF
    Huawei Toyota
    Other members
    ATTRACT COST
    BASTION, FP7 Project European Space Agency (ESA)
    Catalan Association of Public Universities (ACUP) Innovate UK (Technology Strategy Board)
    CERN Tataj Innovation

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