Workshop: Warsaw

As part of the project, four workshops will be organized (one workshop in each of the partner countries). Their aim will be to present identified and evaluated cooperation models—measuring effectiveness of the identified models in regards to outputs, management, costs—transferability and modifications of the models and avoiding one size fits all problem and to involve representatives of various environments in the discussion and developing ideas on the possibilities of widespread dissemination, promotion, implementation and monitoring of the long-term evaluation of these models’ applications by involved research institutions. Both participants of the study (cluster managers and representatives of research institutions) and representatives of institutions not participating in the study will be invited to participate in the discussion and provide feedback in order to further develop presented outcomes. Moreover, policymakers will be invited. The discussion will concern limitations in implementing cooperation models outside clusters. Each country may have different conditions such as legal regulations, business environment. The workshops will also be used to discuss the conditions that must be ensured so that R2B and B2R cooperation models existing in clusters can be implemented on a larger scale. The workshops will allow to clarify and improve the project's recommendations for the practice. The participation of research institutions and enterprises outside the clusters will also help verify proposed cooperation models. https://v4clusters.sgh.waw.pl

On-line Launch of the Project

This 2-day on-line meeting will be attended by the Management Team (MT) (up to 6 people) consisting of: Project Coordinator (administrative) and the Main Expert from the Applicant; Up to 2 representatives from each Partner directly responsible for proper implementation of the project (experts in the field and/or administrative staff). Each Partner will further invite to the meeting up to 2 experts, 6 experts in total (pharmacists/ academics/ researchers already engaged in research on drug design & development) to participate in the implementation of the project by delivering the educational and scientific input. The meeting will be moderated by the Applicant. The overall aim of the meeting will be to carefully schedule and plan all forthcoming project activities with a focus on dividing the work and setting deadlines for delivering the assigned tasks. It is possible that some parts of the meeting will be organized within two sub-groups – one responsible for the proper management of the project (administration), and the other responsible for the scientific content. http://www.visegrad.umlub.pl/en/drug-design-and-development-within-the-v4-region-/

Colloquium: Collecting and Preserving Media Arts in Central Europe: Pilot Project

The colloquium will be the opportunity to share among the partners and with public the preliminary findings from case studies in the project. The artists as well as a wider range of experts and interested professionals from other heritage institutions will be also invited to participate. Discussions will feature a range of theoretical, aesthetic and technical issues in preserving and presenting media art and the specificity of these practices in V4 countries, being rooted in the case studies of the project. Papers and presentations from the colloquium will be later edited in proceedings. Emphasis will be made on involving other actors from the field of media arts preservation and presentation in order to extend the network this project has helped to set up. http://cead.space/Detail/projects/3797