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The Second Pillar - Global challanges and European industrial competitiveness: a cross-cutting reading of the 2021 calls for proposals: novelties, structure, opportunities, mission and partnerships
Horizon Europe is the next European Framework Programme for Research and Innovation for the 2021-2027 period.
The programme, with a view to evolving from the current Horizon 2020, aims to: strengthen the scientific and technological bases of the EU and the European Research Area, improve the innovative capacity, the competitiveness of the European industrial system and generate employment in Europe.
This webinar, held in Italian by lecturers from the Agency for the Promotion of European Research (APRE), will present the second Pillar - Global Challenges and European Industrial Competitiveness, illustrating its features, the structure and rules of the work programmes (including the proposal template and evaluation criteria), the European Partnerships and the missions.
The lecturer is Ms. Serena Borgna, National Contact Point (NCP) for the topic "SC2 - Food Security, Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry, Marine, Maritime and Inland Water Research and the Bioeconomy", "ERC - European Research Council" e "NMBP - Nanotechnologies, Advanced Materials, Advanced Manufacturing and Processing, and Biotechnology" per H2020.
Programme
April 29th
2 pm - Introductory remarks by Valentina Romano, Head of Collaborative Projects Office - Research Fund Raising Division of the Research Support Department (Area Ricerca - ARI)
2,15 pm- The Second Pillar In Horizon Europe
- What we have learned from H2020
- The second pillar in Horizon Europe: elements and budget
- The strategic plan and the impact pathway
- Q&A
3 pm - Horizon Europe: the structural elements of the programme (1st part)
- The work programmes of Horizon Europe
- Structure, rules, timing
- Templates and evaluation criteria
- Q&A
4 pm - End of webinar
April 30th
10 am - Horizon Europe: the structural elements of the programme (2nd part)
- The work programmes of Horizon Europe
- Structure, rules, timing
- Templates and evaluation criteria
- Question session
11 am - The Work Programmes
- Exercise
11,30 am - European Partnerships
- What we used to have (H2020)
- Their features in Horizon Europe
- Areas
- Q&A
12 pm - Missions
- Q&A
1 pm - End of webinar
The event is addressed only to Politecnico di Torino staff.
You can register by April 28th at the link (you will not receive any confirmation message). All subscribers will be given the link to connect to the webinar the day before the event.
For further information, please contact Valeria Di Caro, Excellent Science and Researchers Mobility Office (intern 5931 or e-mail europoli@polito.it).
Ms. Serena Borgna bio
She joined APRE at the beginning of 2008 and is now Head of Department for Institutional Activities. She has been appointed by the Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR) as National Contact Point (NCP) for the themes "SC2 - Food Security, Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry, Marine, Maritime and Inland Water Research and the Bioeconomy", "ERC - European Research Council" and "NMBP - Nanotechnologies, Advanced Materials, Advanced Manufacturing and Processing, and Biotechnology" for the HORIZON 2020 Research and Innovation Programme, in continuation of the activities already carried out in the same areas within the 7th Framework Programme for R&TD. She has a broad knowledge of the mechanisms underlying the European research and innovation programmes thanks to many years of experience in project management. Serena has lectured extensively on the structure of H2020 and on how to structure a European project proposal on the SC2 - Bioeconomy, ERC and NMBP programmes in Horizon 2020, at universities and research centres, as well as on the institutional partnerships present in the programme itself.
The programme, with a view to evolving from the current Horizon 2020, aims to: strengthen the scientific and technological bases of the EU and the European Research Area, improve the innovative capacity, the competitiveness of the European industrial system and generate employment in Europe.
This webinar, held in Italian by lecturers from the Agency for the Promotion of European Research (APRE), will present the second Pillar - Global Challenges and European Industrial Competitiveness, illustrating its features, the structure and rules of the work programmes (including the proposal template and evaluation criteria), the European Partnerships and the missions.
The lecturer is Ms. Serena Borgna, National Contact Point (NCP) for the topic "SC2 - Food Security, Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry, Marine, Maritime and Inland Water Research and the Bioeconomy", "ERC - European Research Council" e "NMBP - Nanotechnologies, Advanced Materials, Advanced Manufacturing and Processing, and Biotechnology" per H2020.
Programme
April 29th
2 pm - Introductory remarks by Valentina Romano, Head of Collaborative Projects Office - Research Fund Raising Division of the Research Support Department (Area Ricerca - ARI)
2,15 pm- The Second Pillar In Horizon Europe
- What we have learned from H2020
- The second pillar in Horizon Europe: elements and budget
- The strategic plan and the impact pathway
- Q&A
3 pm - Horizon Europe: the structural elements of the programme (1st part)
- The work programmes of Horizon Europe
- Structure, rules, timing
- Templates and evaluation criteria
- Q&A
4 pm - End of webinar
April 30th
10 am - Horizon Europe: the structural elements of the programme (2nd part)
- The work programmes of Horizon Europe
- Structure, rules, timing
- Templates and evaluation criteria
- Question session
11 am - The Work Programmes
- Exercise
11,30 am - European Partnerships
- What we used to have (H2020)
- Their features in Horizon Europe
- Areas
- Q&A
12 pm - Missions
- Q&A
1 pm - End of webinar
The event is addressed only to Politecnico di Torino staff.
You can register by April 28th at the link (you will not receive any confirmation message). All subscribers will be given the link to connect to the webinar the day before the event.
For further information, please contact Valeria Di Caro, Excellent Science and Researchers Mobility Office (intern 5931 or e-mail europoli@polito.it).
Ms. Serena Borgna bio
She joined APRE at the beginning of 2008 and is now Head of Department for Institutional Activities. She has been appointed by the Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR) as National Contact Point (NCP) for the themes "SC2 - Food Security, Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry, Marine, Maritime and Inland Water Research and the Bioeconomy", "ERC - European Research Council" and "NMBP - Nanotechnologies, Advanced Materials, Advanced Manufacturing and Processing, and Biotechnology" for the HORIZON 2020 Research and Innovation Programme, in continuation of the activities already carried out in the same areas within the 7th Framework Programme for R&TD. She has a broad knowledge of the mechanisms underlying the European research and innovation programmes thanks to many years of experience in project management. Serena has lectured extensively on the structure of H2020 and on how to structure a European project proposal on the SC2 - Bioeconomy, ERC and NMBP programmes in Horizon 2020, at universities and research centres, as well as on the institutional partnerships present in the programme itself.