April 26-27, 2017
The training provided an explanation of IPR in Horizon 2020 rules (as stipulated in articles 23 – 31 of MGA, incl. Open Access). It included an introduction to IPR in general and IPR in project proposals (e.g.confidentiality issues, definition of the objectives of the project and of the strategy for protection, exploitation and dissemination of results).
April 06-07, 2017
This training focused on learning the techniques of training design and implementation in order to improve presentation, knowledge-transfer and training skills. Training was provided by Birgit Baumann of BusinessMind.
April 04, 2017
This on-site training focused on making NCPs feel confident and motivated hosting webinars. The training was 70% hands-on and covered the fundamentals of setting up the webinar, inviting participants and facilitating different scenarios – including if something should go wrong. Training was provided by Jesper Sylvester of influence.dk.
April 04-05, 2017
This on-site training focused on RRI as a cross cutting issue in Horizon 2020 projects and on ethical issues. We discussed topics of high relevance and updated on recent changes. We received input from experts, conducted practical exercises and put the theory into practice.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 633563.