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Seminar "Shaping the Future of Research in Europe"

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Place: Hôtel Dupanloup, Orléans

9h00-9h30Registration
9h30-10h00Welcome words
Eric Blond & Stefanie Reese
10h00-10h50Roundtable: “From Funding to Long-Term Collaborations: Building Sustainable European Partnerships”
Moderator: Carle Bonafous-Murat
10h50-11h10Coffee Break
11h10-12h00Roundtable: “European Research Funding and the Green Transition: From Policy to Practice”
Moderator: Camélia Turcu
12h00-12h30Making transformation visible: Contribution analysis as a qualitative evaluation framework for the EUI 
TBC
12h30-14h00Cocktail Lunch

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