VERA: Forward Visions on the European Research Area
Bereich: Forschungspolitik & Entwicklung
Datum: 21. - 22. Januar 2015
This conference will be the final event of the VERA Forward Visions on the European Research Area project. It is targeted at policy makers at the European level concerned with Science, Technology and Innovation Policies (STIP) and at stakeholder groups having followed and participated in VERA activities before. It is open to experts and everybody interested in the subject.
The VERA foresight process focuses on the European Research and Innovation Landscapes and Governance in 2030. It is - inspired by profoundly different future scenarios - an exercise to look for policy issues we need to prioritize today. In that sense, we are trying to build a consensus among STI stakeholders: Looking out for those issues which appeared repeatedly in the different VERA backcasting approaches with stakeholders in focus groups and the VERA symposium as well as in a “policy lensing” analysis done by the VERA team.
The conference will offer these insights relevant for all STI policy makers and it shall feed and inspire structured debates about the future of the European Research Area (ERA) and the political and societal priorities underpinning its (r)evolution.
Typ: Kooperative Veranstaltung (ZSI als Co-Organisator)
Organisator: Fraunhofer ISI
Veranstaltungsort: Brussels
Kontakt: degelsegger@zsi.at buesel@zsi.at
Webseite: http://eravisions.eu/
Involvierte ZSI-Mitarbeiter/innen:
- Dr. Alexander Degelsegger-Márquez
- MMagª. Katharina Riedmann
- M.A. Gorazd A. Weiss
Verwandte Artikel:
- News: FP7 Project VERA "Forward Visions on the European Research Area" launched
- Projekt: Forward Visions on the European Research Area
- News: The VERA project - Forward Visions on the European Research Area - launched its new interactive web portal (www.eravisions.eu)
- News: The VERA project - Forward Visions on the European Research Area - publishes its first deliverable: the ERA Fabric Map
- News: CORDIS: VERA-Abschlusskonferenz bietet Zukunftsvisionen für kommenden EFR
Tags: European Research Area