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Achieving Horizon project collaboration excellene
Achieving Horizon Europe Collaboration Excellence: Project Management Best Practices for Project Coordinators and Consortia
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Mr Olav VeldhuizenIn this session we will discuss some key strategies and best practices to attain collaboration excellence: from a clear and concise Consortium Agreement , fostering open communication, to effective tools for monitoring and progress and assess the project's success.
Addressing Impact in bottom-up grants
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Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Karina KösslerThis discussion table aims at peer-to-peer exchange about how to best support researchers with impact in bottom-up funding schemes, such as MSCA.
Bound to happen
Bound to happen: how can organisations help PMs balance boundaries and responsibilities
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Post-Award)
Geerte SlappendelHow can organizations and RSOs support project managers in maintaining boundaries and containing risk while balancing the interests of coordinator, project, funder, organization and their own mental health?
Challenges Faced by Grants Offices: Lessons Learne
Challenges Faced by Grants Offices: Lessons Learned for Success
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Leadership
goeurope@pasteur.frThe challenges faced by Grants Offices require a multifaceted approach to success. At Institut Pasteur, our Grants Office has continually evolved to meet these challenges head-on. We look forward to sharing these insights with the RMA community.
Connecting professional groups and functions
Going beyond borders of our function and professional group and connecting support in education with research support and even with everyone else in the university context
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Professional and Career Development
Susi PoliEquipping staff with intercultural preparation for International meetings. How to activate people’s engagement in the workplace through preparation and intercultural exchange? How can education connect with research and with any other university function to benefit today’s universities?
Ethical Labyrinth of AI
Navigating the Ethical Labyrinth: The Role of AI in Research Support and Proposal Design
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: IT Systems and tools supporting RMA now and in the future
PhD. Lionel JouvetAI tools like ChatGPT offers exciting opportunities to automate tasks and improve proposal design. However, this innovation also brings ethical challenges. Our goal is to initiate a dialogue among professionals to discuss the ethical complexities of using AI in research management.
IT-enhanced human touch
On account manager approach to our profession in the AI-era
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: IT Systems and tools supporting RMA now and in the future
Jakub ZemanTo what extent can AI supplant our role? If we define our profession as providing personalized and engaged services to individual scientists, who are our long-term clients, we must assess which aspects of our work can be replaced. However, should we not instead ask which aspects can be enhanced?
Open science restricted?
Sharing research results is often restricted by security issues, intellectual property, sensitivity or GDPR.
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Open Science
Hilde RøyslandOpen science is becoming “the new normal”. At the same time, aspects such as security, privacy, rights, and ethics provide principles for what can be shared openly. This leads to stating that research should be «as open as possible, as closed as necessary». How to address this contradiction?
Optimising outcomes and compliance with a RIMs
Optimising Research Activities and Compliance through RIMs: Data Quality, Open Access, and Large Language Models
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: IT Systems and tools supporting RMA now and in the future
Thomas GurneyResearch Information Management systems (RIMs) are transitioning from post-capture tools to early-stage enhancers. As research dynamics evolve, utilizing RIMs and complementary technologies is vital for institutions to optimise research potential and meet emerging requirements.
RM@unibo: facing the increasing complexity
RM@unibo: facing the increasing complexity of the research management in a strategic perspective and in the everyday life
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Professional and Career Development
Paola RagazziniResearch management coordination solutions at the University of Bologna, a research-intensive university, to tackle challenges and maximize opportunities in a context of increasing complexity related to changing research management models and to new initiatives such as the European University Allian
RMA and strategic awards - a blessing or a curse?
Dilemmas of being research administrative manager and next career steps.
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Professional and Career Development
Arina ShadrikovaWe reflect the experience of research administration in strategic awards (large grants with annual funding more than 1 million EUR and with duration of 10 years) and dilemmas inflicted upon RMAs in Norway.
Risky business: Academic inclusion & espionage
Promoting academic inclusion in the era of industrial espionage
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Operations and Planning
Leiry Cornejo ChavezWe will discuss how to secure an inclusive academic environment, notwithstanding nationality or ethnicity, while trying to protect our scientific resources from the dangers of industrial espionage promoted by “risk countries”. We will focus on policies, strategies & practices and relevant actors.
Setting up a new Pre-Award Research Support office
Setting up a first Pre-Award Research Support office in a research institution – challenges and strategies
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Operations and Planning
Dr Vesna BozanicExperienced RMA, recently contracted in a research institution, gives a comprehensive overview of the main challenges and strategies for setting up a brand-new Research Support Office with Pre-Award services.
Stakeholder Prioritisation for Maximum Impact
How can we best approach stakeholder identification and prioritisation?
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Transversal)
Laura GrehanEffective stakeholder engagement strengthens research proposals and maximises research impact. This roundtable discussion addresses the who, what, when, where, why (and how!) of stakeholder identification and prioritisation.
Unlocking the Power of Global Collaboration
Unlocking the Power of Global Collaboration in Research: Challenges and Opportunities
Format: Fifteen-Minute Discussion Tables
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Operations and Planning
Mr Jace CarsonHow do you solve global challenges without global research co-design and implementation? Funders increasingly support challenges requiring complex and transdisciplinary solutions. With New Zealand as the first Horizon Europe associated country in the Southern Hemisphere, international collaboration
Academia and industry project funding rounds
From academic projects to collaborative research with industry and back: experience from the Latvian Institute of Organic Synthesis and the Alliance4Life consortium
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Prof. Maija DambrovaLatvian Institute of Organic Synthesis and Alliance4Life consortium harnesses the academia and industry relations and paves the way for assimilation of industry management styles, thus enhancing the impact of research proposals and broadening research funding sources.
Balancing Roles: Managing Diverse Personalities
Balancing Roles: Managing Diverse Personalities in Research Administration
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Leadership
Evan RobertsIn this dynamic 30-minute presentation, we will delve into the art of managing diverse personalities in research and research administration.
Citizen Science: from Hype to Hope to Harmony
Insights from an Award-Winning EU-Funded Citizen Science Project
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Leadership
Dr Tiberius IgnatCitizen Science is a pillar of Open Science, intertwining researchers' expertise with public enthusiasm. Drawing from our experiences in CSI-COP, the 2022 PICASSO awardee, this paper delves into crafting impactful proposals, navigating project complexities, and harnessing the power of collaboration.
Co-creating impact pathways
Workshop methodology to support researchers in creating impact pathways
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Michael PapapetrouA practical example with active involvement of the audience identifying impact pathways for a specific call topic
Collaborative Research Funding Training Initiative
COLLABORATION: The key to a successful researcher funding training programme
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Francesca MartiniCollaborative Funding Training for SFI Centres. Harnessing collective expertise through strategic alliances for maximum impact.
Data Is the New Gold - DING!
How to transform your application and award data into strategic info for management and at the same time use the data for optimizing daily RSO advice to departments/researchers & internal work flow.
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: IT Systems and tools supporting RMA now and in the future
Henrik Engell-HedagerThe collection, analysis and use of application and award data makes us better in prioritising our advice and it gaps shortcomings when it comes to external funding.
RSO will show hands-on examples of:
Management statistics for strategic decisions
Profiling of departments
Impact of RSO work
EU-LIFE ERC Masterclass for junior applicants
EU-LIFE Online ERC Masterclass: sharing our experience to boost successful Starting and Consolidator applicants
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Cristina BartocciThe Grants Officers from 15 top-level institutes belonging to the EU-LIFE alliance pool their expertise, share their knowledge and best practices in a masterclass aimed at ERC Starting and Consolidator applicants.
Embracing the 'Region as Campus'
Embracing the 'Region as Campus' - A Research Manager's Perspective at a University of Applied Sciences
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Ivo SchrijerThe 'Region as Campus’ concept is an approach to answer the increasing need for academic relevance and impact in a rapidly changing landscape. In the Netherlands, Universities of Applied Sciences have been leading here, building on their regional ties towards innovation and collaboration.
Empowering MSCA Research Management
Elevating Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Through Strong Research Management
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Post-Award)
Dr. Jonas KrebsIn Europe, R&I drive growth and progress. However, challenges arise, particularly in building a solid community of MSCA research and project managers. The MCAA Research Management WG will present itself: a platform for discussion and support, enriching the landscape of research management in Europe.
Essential PM practices for R&I Projects
Essential Project Management Practices for Collaborative Research and Innovation Projects
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Post-Award)
José SantosCollaborative Research and Innovation (R& I) projects pose distinct challenges when it comes to understanding and articulating the value of project management (PM) practices in delivering the anticipated benefits to stakeholders. We will be presenting the results of a study that seeks to enhance our
FORTRAMA – experiences founding the German ARMA
FORTRAMA – experiences with the foundation of the German ARMA
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Meike DlabohaWith this workshop we want to report on our experiences with the foundation of the German ARMA association and hope to encourage some other countries to found own ARMAs.
Facilitate multidisciplinarity to maximize impact
How to enhance the impact of research by helping to break silos: Examples of facilitating multidisciplinarity
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Transversal)
Petra Auer-NaholdUniversity of Venice, University of Copenhagen and Graz University of Technology compare their institutional experiences and present a set of recommendations on how to facilitate mulitdisciplinarity in order to enhance and maximise impact.
Fundraising as basic literacy skill
Should "fundraising" skills be a pre-requisite for Early Career Researchers?
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Ivo GrigorovProposal writing and fundraising skills are becoming an essential skillset for senior researchers willing to build a team, or even to remain in academia. Yet PhD's and early career researchers frequently discover these skills much too late into their career progression.
Guiding Researchers through OA Funder Mandates
Jungle Jaunt: Guiding Researchers through the Wilds of Open Access Funder Mandates
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Open Science
Kylie CortebeeckThere is a plethora of funder OA mandates. This presentation briefly illustrates the complexity for (KU Leuven) researchers, what support we provide pre- and post-award, which different teams are involved and how we use Business Intelligence reports to render our work more efficient and effective.
Hosting international staff exchange guests
How to support staff exchange matchmaking and facilitate mutual learning
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Riikka SarasjärviInternational staff exchange is a great possibility for gaining new ideas and building networks, however, it can be a challenging task to arrange. This session discusses the lessons learned from staff exchange visits and what to consider for a mutually beneficial experience.
How far can/should the Research Support Office go?
Practical experience at Eurac Research
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Erica LavagnoIn Eurac Research, the RSO strategy overcomes the barrier of mere administrative tasks providing a wide range of information and services based on a different penetration in the project preparation and aimed at the growth of the researchers as scientists and managers.
Joining forces to create impact
An example from the Netherlands
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Anne Marike LokhorstLessons learned from a collaboration between 4 professional universities aiming to achieve impact with their applied research in the domains of sustainability, healthcare & wellbeing, and artificial intelligence. What works well, and what doesn't?
Kill the Villain!
Using Storytelling in Scientific Grant Writing
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Philip HallenborgHollywood has historically been madly in love with having science as a major driver in their storytelling. This deep affection has, however, not been mutual. Conveying science through storytelling has been regarded as obscure in a world where objectivity is at the very core. Until now.
Know your coordinator
The importance of interpersonal skills and relations
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Lotta AvessonOur support to coordinators of collaborative project proposals varies substantially from coordinator to coordinator. In our presentation we will discuss the different coordinator “personas” we meet and the diverse roles we find ourselves in when supporting them.
Lump sums –the KU Leuven approach
Lump sums – how to deal with it: the KU Leuven approach
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Operations and Planning
Katrijn De BruckerThe use of lump sum funding has been rolled out in a significant number of Horizon Europe calls for the 2023-2024 work programme . Whereas this funding type simplifies project implementation by making actual cost reporting redundant, it does require specific guidance as well as adjusted procedures.
Myth busting the PI role in an ERC application
Adapting myth busting strategies incorporating the recent changes to ERC application focal points to support PIs
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Maria MaunulaIn 2024 calls the ERC made changes that reflect the focus on the idea, while the PIs track works as a feasibility factor to support it. We share experiences on how to accommodate support strategies to highlight ERC applicants role as one of the cornerstones supporting the idea.
Patient-Centered Innovation in EU funded projects
Patient-Centered Innovation in Clinical Trials funded by the EDCTP and other EU calls.
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Transversal)
Lilit ManukyanEnhancing clinical trials by involving patients throughout the journey leads to improved outcomes and patient experiences. Explore the innovative approach of 'beyond the pill' and the significance of patient engagement in EDCTP and other EU calls.
Positioning RMA in the organisation
How to position the RMA function in the organization, to increase institutional performance
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Leadership
Esben FlindtThe presentation shares good practice for becoming recognized and involved with the organisational leadership, if your RMA function does not appear in the institutional organigram, or if your leadership has a narrow-minded understanding of what an RMA function can(not) do.
Post Award in a changing world
How to prepare a Post Award team for the ever evolving landscape of funder rules and regulations
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Post-Award)
Mira LindnerMost Post award teams, cover EU funding and most often also other funders that have an international element. The presentation will discuss how to set up an agile research support team and how a restructure can help institute to deliver a end to end service and be ready to support different grant ty
Post-award project management at Ghent University
Post-award project management at the central level for Horizon Europe projects: Experiences of the Ghent University EU Project managers
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Post-Award)
Annelies De PaepeEarly 2020, Ghent University restructured its internal RMA services regarding European projects and funding. Since, the central post-award team of six “EU-projectmanagers” centralizes accumulated expertise on Horizon Europe projects. We aim to share our insights with our RMA colleagues.
Project Control
Project Control: from pre-award to post-award management. The Fraunhofer Portugal's use case.
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: IT Systems and tools supporting RMA now and in the future
Rui Nuno CastroProject Control is a collaborative web application used for managing funded projects throughout their life cycle. It simplifies and organizes the management of funded projects. Developed and being used by Fraunhofer Portugal for 10 years now, it has become an indispensable tool for managing research
Project management at its best
How the additional qualification of RMAs can help principal investigators to successfully handle complex projects and teams.
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Post-Award)
Elke Perl-vorbachTo enable researchers to focus on the scientific content, Graz University of Technology has established a Project Management support service. IPMA (International Project Management Association) certified RMAs accompany research projects from the start, using key project management techniques.
Public affairs new EU framework programme affairs
Public affairs: the new EU framework programme affairs as a practical example
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Professional and Career Development
Willem WoltersExternal funds are essential for many universities. It is important to know which funds to consider and how to use them successfully. Public affairs activities can help to do so. This presentation takes the new framework programme as an example in a very practical way.
RMAs enabling new research collaborations in EUAs
Creating links and research collaboration between EUA partner universities through thematic focus groups.
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Fede DewulfWe focus on the role and experience of EUA ENLIGHT RMAs to bring together researchers from the different partner universities to initiate in-depth discussions on research topics and challenges with the ultimate aim of creating new joint research collaborations and project proposals.
Shaping the future of responsible research
Shaping the future of responsible research and innovation: EARMA in the European landscape
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Teodora KonachThe presentation of the pro-active role of EARMA, as the voice of RMAs in relevant Horizon Europe EU-funded projects, in translating responsible research and innovation principles into practice and shaping the future of responsible research and innovation culture in Europe and beyond.
Starting/Re-starting a research office
Starting or Re-Starting a Research Office : Building a culture of research and faculty engagement
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Leadership
Kris MonahanEngaging presenters will discuss leadership approaches to ensure success in starting or restarting a research office in the US and the UK. Topics include: building a research culture and engagement across the institution; developing relationships; supporting staff and reestablishing norms.
Storytelling and Stakeholders in Research Grants
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Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Simone WenkelThis presentation explores how research administrators can use trending storytelling strategies to help the researchers engage with potential reviewers when writing a grant proposal. Drawing on insights from narratology and sociolinguistics, we will highlight concepts that define proposal writing.
Success Rates and European Commission funding
Success Rates and European Commission funding: An Institutional Approach
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Caroline BarbourWe will look at how we have encouraged and supported PIs at our institutions to submit high quality EC applications, both at an individual level and through a systematic approach to increasing our success rates.
Top 5 Audit Risks for USG Funding
Top 5 Audit Risks for European Institutions Who Receive US Government Funds
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Post-Award)
Bill FerreiraThe US government expects an extraordinary level of transparency, openness, and accountability by recipients of US government research funds -- including European institutions that are recipients or subrecipients of US grant funds.
What is academic quality, really?
How can we contribute to the ongoing comprehensive advancement of research assessment, locally, nationally and globally?
Format: Oral 30 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Open Science
Ragnar LieThe pace, depth and width of the present reform process in research assessment is astonishing. How to translate this process into the institutional and national context, create local involvement, as well as contribute to the overall reform internationally? Where are we and what remains to be done?
A Sabbatical in Research Management USA-CH
A Sabbatical in Research Management
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Professional and Career Development
Karl KerschbaumResults, experiences and learnings from three months Sabbatical Stay in Research Management from ETH Zürich (Switzerland) to Lundquist Institute for Biomedical Innovation at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center (California)
An unexpected journey
There and Back Again. A story of Lessons Learned, Orcs, Hobbits and the Finding of My Precious
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Leadership
Dr Bryony WakefieldSharing experiences, building on lessons learned and supporting each other to succeed – it is this approach that will ensure a bright future for RMA. In this panel session, you will hear from several colleagues who have each built careers grounded in the importance of sharing knowledge.
Bridging the Gap: Open Science in RMA
Bridging the Gap: Open Science in Research Management and Administration
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Open Science
Inge Van NieuwerburghThis session seeks to extend our collaborative work and invites participants to engage in three roundtable discussions focusing on key aspects of Open Science integration in RMA: Incentives and Rewards, Collaboration between OS Experts and Research Administration, and Training and Skilling
Challenges in Transnational Research Support
Transnational European Support Offices: challenges and risks when Research Support crosses borders
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Laura PaternosterECIU and Unite! share and discuss with conference participants their challenges, risks, solutions, good practices in collaboration in research Management and in developing Support Office at the Alliance's level. The challenges comprise strategy, leadership, resources and commitment affairs
ERC 2024 - Is it a new game?
The ERC 2024 changes - Are they just cosmetic or entirely changing the grant?
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Mr Yoram Bar-zeevThe recently published 2024 ERC work programme presented some changes to this prestigious grant. Some of these changes are technical, while others might be more dramatic, with the potential to change the grant’s nature. This session will present and discuss the implications of these changes.
How can RMAs contribute to building EUAs?
How can Research Managers and Administrators contribute to build European Universities Alliances? How strategic R&I and our roles are to help their growth and consolidation?
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Ignasi SalvadoWe will discuss the role of RMAs in EUAs, focusing on (a) Best practices, (b) R&I agendas implementation, (c) Equal importance of education, R&I and their interactions, (d) Opportunities for alliances to advance the ERA. We will address common future challenges and ways to address them.
Nudging crazy professors towards pragmatism
Nudging crazy ideas of professors towards pragmatic MSCA DN proposals by learning from experience
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Jan BeerensIn a world where projects are increasingly complex and proposals required societal impact on society for the planet, pragmatism is often ignored. MSCA projects are executed and MSCA proposals are written, but the lessons learned are easily forgotten. Therefore: “How to nudge Principle Investigators
Open Science Support and Services
Open Science Support and Services: What makes for good practice?
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Open Science
Dr Liise LehtsaluThis discussion table invites participants to consider use cases for Open Science services and support and discuss what makes for good practice in Open Science support and service provision.
Shortcut to facilitating goal-oriented workshops
Elevating your Facilitation Skills: a 60- minute crash course
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Operations and Planning
Melanie BuscherGet ten proven hacks for facilitating workshops that achieve their goals. Use our blueprint for your next proposal writing session or adapt it to any other topic. See ready-made templates for overview and direction. This session is for RMAs who want to create more engaging and effective meetings.
The Lump Sum is in limbo-How RMAs can survive this
The RMA toolbox for lump sum grants in Horizon Europe
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Post-Award)
Mr Yoram Bar-zeevHorizon Europe expanded its use of the Lump Sum model, perceived as a more effective & simpler method of financial management. A closer look unravels critical discrepancies and issues that RMAs must be aware of, both in the pre- and post-award phases. This session addresses these critical issues.
The knowledge base of research strategies
Strategic advice for institutional decision makers- the Role of RMAs
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Operations and Planning
Erik IngebrigtsenWhat is the role of RMAs in providing strategic advice and management data to executive institutional decision makers? How does this contribute to research strategy development and the achievement of these goals? Four real-life examples will introduce a discussion, involving also the audience.
The perfect match
Reaching high societal impact within collaborative R&D project through win-win synergy between universities and Research and Technology Organisations
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Juliette FornerisThe session explores the benefits of establishing strong links between RTOs and universities. Participants will gain insight into how RMA teams from RTOs initiate innovation projects, why RTOs are appealing to industry, their ability to create societal impact, and their openness to the global market
To AI or not to AI: that is the question.
Beyond Hype: A panel discussion assessing the value of Artificiall Intelligence tools across all stages of grant proposal preparation
Format: Oral 60 Minutes
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Michael PapapetrouAI tools are here. They are developing fast and almost everyone is experimenting with them. Proposal writing is changing as a result. Let's discuss to identify together best practice approaches.
10 pitfalls of the MSCA and how to avoid them
How not to lose your mind when preparing, managing and following up an MSCA Grant (and if you can, develop a viable institutional strategy!)
Format: Pecha Kucha
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Transversal)
Dr Julie SauerThis presentation showcases the 10 most common challenges when preparing, managing and following up a Marie-Sklodowska-Curie (MSCA) Grant (Postdoctoral Fellowships, Cofund and Doctoral Networks), based on more than a decade of experience of management and coordination for various institutions.
Don’t underestimate Concept Notes
A vital tool in Proposal Development
Format: Pecha Kucha
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Tara MurphyFocusing on the formation stage of the ERINN Proposal Development Lifecycle, we present the vital step of developing a concept note in the early stages of proposal development to ensure maximum efficiency and alignment to the call topic.
ERC: Excellence needs to be coached
Excellent scientists become more successful in highly competitive ERC grants while coached.
Format: Pecha Kucha
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Dr. Ksenia BagrintsevaThe prestigious ERC grants are awarded to excellent scientists, opening up new opportunities for their careers. But is excellence enough to win? I will present 3 reasons why excellent scientists must be coached to go successfully through this fierce competition and 3 steps of coaching ERC candidates
Effective services for research infrastructures
Creating effective support services for research infrastructures
Format: Pecha Kucha
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Operations and Planning
Christian BonniciThis presentation describes how the lab support arm of the Research Support Services Directorate at the University of Malta supports researchers through centralised lab support services that include waste management, SOP management, asset inventories, Health and Safety and lab-related training.
Empowering doctoral candidates for funding success
Empowering doctoral candidates for funding success – the role of the Research Managers
Format: Pecha Kucha
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Dr Orla Power-GrantThis paper focuses on two challenging aspects of successful doctoral education, (i) recruitment of talented researchers and (ii) securing funding to support those researchers.
Enhancing Reflection: A Monitoring Framework Pilot
Insights, Challenges, and Practical Approaches for Adapting the Monitoring Framework to the Diversity of European Universities Initiatives (EUI)
Format: Pecha Kucha
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
MA Corinne OwensNehem, a consulting firm, and ENHANCE, an EUI Alliance of ten leading Tech Universities, collaborated to pilot the Monitoring Framework co-designed by EUI Alliances and PPMI. We share our key insights and best practices that can help guide the framework's implementation across other EUI alliances.
How can FAIR data get us further, faster?
Furthering the pursuit of knowledge with FAIR data in a rapidly changing world.
Format: Pecha Kucha
Category: Good Practice
Topic: IT Systems and tools supporting RMA now and in the future
Mark HahnelThis presentation will highlight how there has never been a more important time for research managers and administrators to engage proficiently with the FAIR principles, showcasing how when research data interopts with machines, huge advancements can be made.
How to best support Early-Stage Career Researchers
How to best support Early-Stage Career Researchers?
Format: Pecha Kucha
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Professional and Career Development
Natacha LeiteIn this Pecha Kucha we will tell you about the support that we, a pre-award team of 5 research advisors at the University of Coimbra (UC) in Portugal, have been crafting for early career researchers.
Measuring impact of Gender Equality Plans
Measuring impact of Gender Equality Plans - Introduction of a comprehensive Gender Audit Tool
Format: Pecha Kucha
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Operations and Planning
Deirdre MeursingAs part of the Horizon 2020 funded EQUAL4EUROPE project, Nehem developed and implemented an impartial assessment methodology to track progress of Gender Equality Plans, i.e. the Gender Audit Tool (GAT). The GAT is based on an extensive body of research and is compliant with Horizon Europe criteria.
RMA for science diplomacy
RMA-based policymaking as an effective tool for science diplomacy
Format: Pecha Kucha
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Operations and Planning
Ms. Hana OwsiankováRMAs play a pivotal role in science diplomacy by facilitating research activities, managing resources, and nurturing interdisciplinary collaborations within their institutions. However, their potential to impact global challenges has not yet been acknowledged and applied to its fullest extent.
Research Impact through stakeholders’ engagement
A co-creation process to increase the impact of applied research
Format: Pecha Kucha
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Operations and Planning
Monica GabrielliApplied research strives for societal impact beyond academia. Laimburg Research Centre shares a best-practice case on initiatives aiming at boosting impact by involving stakeholders in research projects through a co-creation process.
Supporting the development of young researchers
PhD Support Structure – RMA helping the development of young researcher’s career
Format: Pecha Kucha
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Leadership
Fernando BorgesThere is growing concern about research culture and the future of the scientific research workforce. what can research management do to support young researchers?
#DiscussAI National Conversation on AI
#DiscussAI: Learnings from a National Conversation on Artificial Intelligence
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Open Science
Dr Emma ClarkeThis poster will take the example of #DiscussAI, the overarching identity implemented to oversee a national conversation on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Ireland.
Arriving at the Starting Line
Your transition into Project Management - a Guide
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Post-Award)
Jake ReardonMany project managers 'fall' into their position, coming from a variety of backgrounds. Here, we compile resources for getting started so you can begin the project race equipped with tools for success.
Building systematic proposal preparation process
Case experience of pre-award support for a coordinated Horizon Europe proposal
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Hanna PiironenRelevant EU funding calls should be identified even years before, but researchers are busy. How to overcome the challenge of preparing ahead? Focusing on a recent coordinated proposal case, we present the pre-award process facilitating a more systematic approach to applying Horizon Europe funding.
EUROLIFE: experiences from a EU university network
EUROLIFE: sharing >20 years of experiences with a collaborative network of European universities in life sciences and the role of RMA’s in such an alliance
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Pieter de KoningThe presenters will share their experiences with stimulating >20 years of European collaboration between 9 partner universities, covering the activities / successes, the organizational structure and the role of RMA’s in such a network.
EUROPEAN RESEARCH THURSDAYS
THE TRAINING PROGRAMME ON HORIZON EUROPE ORGANISED BY UNIVERSITA’ CATTOLICA DEL SACRO CUORE FOR ITS RESEARCHERS ACROSS DIFFERENT CAMPUSES
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Transversal)
Laura MottaAlong with the start of the Horizon Europe Programme Università Cattolica initiated a new info/training programme named “I giovedì della Ricerca Europea”. The poster includes a deeper analysis on how the programme has been organised and additional analysis on the researchers participation.
Empowering citizen scientists in mental health
Deciding with you, not for you: empowering young people as citizen scientists in youth mental health research
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Open Science
Carolina VieiraIn mental health, trust and open dialogue are vital for citizen-researcher collaboration; however, empowering young people as citizen scientists in this field presents unique challenges. In this poster, we present Youth-GEMS' best practices for citizen science within mental health research.
Entrepreneurship collaboration projects.
Entrepreneurship collaboration projects with companies and authorities in Estonian Maritime Academy.
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Collaboration and Strategic Alliances
Kristel RaukCollaboration projects with companies and authorities in maritime sector are highly important. Especially as Estonia is a small country, all contacts and links are vital to the industy. Adminsitrative process in university, challanges, lifecycle and how we can improve current procedures. Case study
Ethics in Grants Applications: Tools for Research
Ethics in Grants Applications: Tools for Research
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Vania RosasResearch projects now emphasize ethics in grant applications, especially in human research, data collection, animal experiments, international collaborations, environmental impact, and civil applications. A poster presents tools from Institut Pasteur Paris to aid Research Managers and Administrators
Evidencing Impact: who has the magic bullet?
How can RMAs best support researchers with evidencing the economic and societal impact of their research
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Transversal)
Saskia WalcottThis 3interactive session will explore how RMAs can support academics with one of the most challenging aspects of the research impact lifecycle: evidence. Identifying the common challenges, the session provides examples and suggestions from the RMA 'hive mind' on methods that have worked (or not!)
Evolution of RM profiles in ISGlobal
Evolution of Research Managers profiles in ISGlobal
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Professional and Career Development
Elena EstebanISGlobal has been in continuous evolution and growth since its creation. As a result of this growth, the Projects Unit has grown in terms of FTE but not only in the total number of personnel but also in the different profiles, turning in more specialized people who are managing research
Gender Equality in Research Governance of IRCCS
Improving gender equality in the Research Governance of Italian Research Hospitals
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Open Science
Giulia MollicaResearch Governance promotes by RMAs must support gender equality policies. RMAs of IRCCS hospitals have to explore the state of art of the cultural and educational path in line with European regulations and they have to monitor improvement and to set future priorities and goals.
Getting Bang for Your Buck at Pre-Award
Getting Bang for Your Buck at Pre-Award: New Practices and Tools for Proactive Awareness Raising
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Dr Luke John MurphyThe funding world is a jungle of possibilities, and there is no consensus on best practices to connect researchers to funding opportunities. Our poster outlines DTI’s awareness raising processes, aiming to start a conversation with EARMA delegates and raise the bar across the profession.
Multi-institutional research management
Navigating multi-institutional and multi-disciplinary research management: The iCRAG experience
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Operations and Planning
Francesca MartiniChallenges and successes in multi-institutional and multidisciplinary research management: the experience of a Research Centre Operations Team
Postdoc policy - lessons learned
Implementation of the Postdoc policy in University medical centre - challenges and successes
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Operations and Planning
Dagmar Eleveld-TrancikovaDeveloping and implementing postdoc policy in University medical centre involves multiple stakeholders, including academics, HR, finance, and department heads requiring a scale of competences for RMA. We will discuss best practices, pitfalls, and necessary skills in the presentation.
Succeed and Lead
Striving for academic, research and career development in a postdoctoral programme: Acknowledging transitions
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Transversal)
Dr Orla Power-GrantThe purpose of this paper is to share the design, development and implementation of a postdoctoral program aimed at developing leadership, enhancing research performance and supporting the career development of early-career PDRs.
Visual time & strategy project planning
How to visually represent a proposal drafting in terms of structure and time
Format: Poster
Category: Good Practice
Topic: Research Cycle Support Services (Pre-Award)
Erica LavagnoThis poster provides a reference method for activity deployment during the proposal preparation: (1) administrative activities, (2) writing aspects, (3) budgeting issues, (4) consortium management; to strategically sketch a project idea and meet the proposal submission deadline in time.