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	Gunn-Elin Aa. Bj=F8rneboe, University Director at = University of=20 Oslo CV: Education: Candidata medicine, Doctor of = medicine,=20 Master of health administration all from University of Oslo. In = addition=20 she has The Solstrand Leadership Development Programme. She has = worked as:=20 Assistant Director, Division Director, Prosject Director at the = Norwegian=20 Directorate for Health and Social Affairs; Director and = Administrative=20 Director at National Council for Nutrition and Physical Fitness; = and=20 Assosiate Professor and researcher at Department of Nutrition, = UiO. She=20 was a Research Fellow and Junior Doctor, National Institute of = Forensic=20 Toxicology, Oslo. She had her Medical internship at Notodden = hospital,=20 =C5rdal, Norway. She has (and has had) several Board and committee = positions: National counterpart for the European Strategy for the=20 Prevention and control on Non-communicable Diseases 2004-present; = Member=20 of WHO Multicentre Growth Reference Study group 1998-present; = Assistant=20 Director: Norwegian Non-Fiction Writers and Translators = Association (NFF)=20 , 1998-2002; Substitute member of the Norwegian commitee of the = Food and=20 agriculture organization (FAO) of the United Nations, 1994-1998; = and=20 Member of Nordic Council of Ministers Senior Official's Committee, = 1994-2000. www.uio.no
	Inga Bostad , Vice-Rector, University of Oslo=20
	Ingrid Sogner, Director of Research, University of=20 Oslo Title of presentation: The landscape of=20 challenges and opportunities, professionalizing research = administration http://www.uio.no/
	Merle Jacob, Professor and = Director of=20 Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture, Title of the = presentation:=20 Trends in international research policies and the Nordic=20 Universities = The=20 presentation will feature a broad overview of the dominant trends = in=20 international research policy and an evaluation of to what=20 degree national policies in the Nordic countries follow or = deviate=20 from these trends. The second part of the presentation will focus = on the=20 challenges presented at the university level by the trends in = national and=20 international research policy. CV: Merle = Jacob is=20 professor in Research Policy at Lund University and since 2006 she = has=20 been Director for the TIK Centre at the University of Oslo. Merle = has a=20 decade of experience in studying research policy with particular = focus on=20 the changing circumstances of the university and the implications = for=20 research management. www.tik.uio.no
	Arild Underdal, Professor, = University of=20 Oslo (Department of Political Science) Title of = presentation:=20 Worlds Apart? Do administrators understand researchers? Do = researchers=20 understand administrators. My answer may be summarized as follows: = only=20 with serious efforts and lots of patience =96 and even then, only = to some=20 degree! The roots of the difficulties can be found in the = imperatives of=20 different roles and different types of work, and in different = traditions.=20 The good news is that the level of mutual understanding required = for a=20 productive relationship is not very high. What the professor wants = from=20 the administrator is first and foremost professional competence = and=20 efficiency in administration, and then =96 with lower priority =96 = a fair=20 understanding of the logic of research and the culture of = scientific=20 communities. Presumably, what the administrator needs from the = professor=20 is essentially high quality research and teaching, and then =96 = with lower=20 priority =96 a fair understanding of administration.=20 CV: Arild Underdal is a professor of = Political=20 Science at the University of Oslo. Most of his research in recent = years=20 has focused on international cooperation, with particular = reference to=20 environmental governance. He has served one term (2002-2005) as = Rector of=20 the University of Oslo and one term (1993-1995) as Vice Rector. He = has=20 served on the boards of (inter alia) the Research Council of = Norway and=20 the University of Aarhus, and sits currently on the board of = (inter alia)=20 Ullev=E5l University Hospital. www.uio.no =
	Antony Weir, P.h.D., Head of = Research &=20 Legal Services, Technology & Research Services, Heriot-Watt = University=20 , Edinburgh, UK and on the Board of Directors of the UK = Association of=20 Research Managers and Administrators = (ARMA) Title of=20 presentation: What a University administrator = should not=20 be? How do Research Administrators find themselves=20 typecast? What are the pressures that lead them to act in these = roles? Using different models of behaviours and examples from = the UK=20 research environment, Tony will give examples of how Research=20 Administrators are seen and how they sometimes see themselves and = how=20 should we present ourselves, our roles and our profession in the = light of=20 these pressures. CV: Years Experience: Over 12 = years=92=20 management in the academic or not-for-profit sectors (including=20 universities, national Museums, charities, and=20 publishers) Specialisation: Research & Knowledge Transfer = Funding,=20 Development and Management (Strategy and planning, income = generation,=20 marketing, dissemination, liaison, project and departmental=20 administration, across all disciplines) Currently on the Board = of=20 Directors of the UK Association of Research Managers and = Administrators=20 (ARMA). ht= tp://www.arma.ac.uk/ http://www.trs.hw.ac.uk/
	Lena Gustafsson, Assisting = Director,=20 WINNONA http://www.vinnova.se/
	Gunnar Sivertsen, Ph.D., = Special=20 Adviser, Norwegian Institute for Studies in = Innovation,=20 Research and Education (NIFU STEP) Title of=20 presentation: Performance indicators =96 a = contribution to=20 excellence? In 2005, the Norwegian Government extended = the=20 funding formula for the basic funding of research in the Higher = Education=20 Sector by introducing an output indicator based on scholarly = publishing.=20 The experiences so far with the indicator will be presented along = with a=20 general discussion of similar models and performance indicators, = and with=20 an overview of the present situation in the Nordic countries with = regard=20 to the use of bibliometric indicators. CV:=20 Gunnar Sivertsen = (1954)=20 is a Researcher and Special Adviser at the Norwegian Institute for = Studies=20 in Innovation, Research and Education (NIFU STEP) in Oslo. He is=20 specialized in studies of scholarly publishing and in the = development and=20 use of bibliometric indicators for statistics, evaluation, = funding, and=20 science policy. Sivertsen has a PhD in Scandinavian literature = from the=20 University of Oslo. www.nifustep.no=20
	Anders Flodstr=F6m, The = University=20 Chancellor, Swedish National Agency for Higher=20 Education Title of presentation: Heading for = the=20 = Future Universities=20 have existed for more than nine hundred years. They became the = main actors=20 for research and teaching with the foundation of Humboldt = University in=20 1809. For two hundred years their development has been adaptive = and=20 gradual. Is it now time for a decisive change in the way they=20 operate? CV: = =20 The University Chancellor, Swedish National Agency for Higher=20 Education. Guest researcher, HASYLAB/DESY, = Hamburg=20 Germany. Member of Research Staff, Xerox Palo Alto Research = Center,=20 Palo Alto USA. Director and Associate Professor in Synchrotron = Radiation Physics, MAXlab, Lund University, Lund. Sweden = President,=20 Link=F6ping University (LiU), Link=F6ping Sweden.=20 President, The Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), = Stockholm=20 Sweden. Owner, employee and board member of = Applied=20 Vacuum Scandinavia (AVAC), Link=F6ping, Sweden.=20 Secretary General of the Swedish Engineering Science = Research=20 Council. Director of the Foundation for the Promotion of = Knowledge and=20 Competence (K.K.), Stockholm Sweden. http://www.hsv.se/
	Katrine Rese Shadidi, Ph.D, = Senior Project=20 Manager, Birkeland Innovation, UiO Title of=20 presentation: Technology transfer in Norwegian universities=20 Birkeland = innovation=20 was established in November 2004. Since then we have built a = competent=20 staff, and structure around commercialisation of research from = UiO. We=20 handle ideas from all faculties, and we are working in close = collaboration=20 with the UiO administration to generate synergy between us. =20 CV: = Katrine=20 Rese Shadidi holds a PhD in Immunology from the University of = Oslo. She=20 came from Dynal Biotech before she joined the Medical faculty at = the=20 University of Oslo as an Innovation advisor. She transferred to = Birkeland=20 after it=92s establishment, and is now working as a Senior Project = Manager. http://www.birkelandi= nnovasjon.no/=20
	=C5ge Mariusen: NIFU-STEP = http://www.nifustep.no/=20
	Susanne Edstr=F8m http://www.hb.se/wps/portal
	G=F8ran Andersson http://www.vinnova.se/
	Bjarke L. Frandsen, Executive = Advisor,=20 =D8resund Science Region Title of presentation: = =D8resund Science=20 Region and the triple helix: The experience of the development of = the=20 =D8resund model. A large interregional platform The presentation = will give a=20 short description of =D8resund Science Region and the way it = operates=20 followed by a historical outline of the development of =D8SR. The = last part=20 of the presentation will be devoted to a swot looking at the = challenges=20 that =D8SR face today. CV: Bjarke L. Frandsen = has a=20 background at University of Copenhagen, rectors office were he = worked with=20 management of the cross-disciplinary research priority areas of = University=20 of Copenhagen. As of 2000 he has been working with the development = of the=20 =D8resund University network and later the =D8resund Science = Region=20 initiative. http://www.oresunds= cienceregion.org/
	Gert Balling, Secretary General, = The=20 National Network for Technology Transfer Title = of=20 presentation: =93Innovative Technology Transfer = Tools; From=20 national patent exchange to Nordic Regional Technology Transfer=20 Network=94 2006 the National Network for technology = Transfer=20 launched a national virtual patent exchange for IPR from public = research=20 institutions such as universities, national research laboratories = and=20 public hospitals in Denmark (one-stop-shop Denmark). The newest = version=20 and experiences will be presented.The Nordic countries have 2007 = taken the=20 initiative to start the Nordic TT Network, an e-based knowledge = pool=20 system connecting regional technology transfer units and = innovation=20 actors, technology corporates and technology brokers/scouts, = science park=20 business development/tenant support people, innovation relay = centre=20 people, patent agents etc. The newest version and experiences will = be=20 presented. CV: Dr. = Gert=20 Balling, Secretary General, National Network for Technology = Transfer,=20 Denmark. He has been Secretary General since 2005, where he was = hired to=20 build up a National Network for Technology Transfer in Denmark. = Today it=20 is a solid and well known Network in Denmark and abroad with a = national=20 patent exchange and members in the board of ASTP and ProTon = Europe. Danish=20 technology transfer turned profitable 2006. He has also written = and edited=20 a vast amount of books and articles on the issue man-technology in = different contexts and have won several awards for science = mediation. In=20 2007 nominated by the EU commission for the Descartes Award due to = excellent and innovative science communication and received Svend = Bergsoe=20 Foundation=92s mediation Award. www.gertballing.dk
	Ulf Petrusson, Professor of = Law,=20 Director, Center for Intellectual Property. University of = Gothenburg/=20 Chalmers University of Technology Title of=20 presentation: The modern university generally = speaking=20 needs a strategy for handling IPR emanating from their researh and = departments. Many Nordic universities also have = started on=20 this venture =96 some are still only beginning. We have today an = extensive=20 experience of different strategies and the outcome in the=20 universities, including financial benefits as well as future = research=20 options. My presentation gives an over-view over Nordic and = international=20 examples. CV:=20 Ulf Petrusson is = the=20 co-founder and director of the Center for Intellectual Property = (CIP) and=20 Professor of Law at G=F6teborg University. For the past 20 years = Prof.=20 Petrusson has worked in the field of IP as both a scholar and a=20 practitioner where he has advanced the cause for an = interdisciplinary=20 focus on how to create wealth and welfare through intellectual = property=20 management in a knowledge economy. Currently Prof. Petrusson is = directly=20 responsible for the research program at CIP, which blends new = operational=20 theories with the creation of IP-based business and technology = management=20 tools. In addition Ulf is primary responsible for the Intellectual = Capital=20 Management master program and CIP PhD candidates as well as = holding=20 numerous board positions related to both academic and private=20 organizations. Prof. Petrusson holds a master and doctoral degree = in law=20 from G=F6teborg University. He is the author of numerous articles = and three=20 books, the latest entitled The Role of the University in the = Knowledge=20 Economy. www.gu.se=20 or www.chalmers.se/en
	Taina Saksa, Innovation manager at = University=20 of Helsinki Title of presentation: Technology = transfer in Finnish universities=20 The = presentation=20 concentrates on the experiences and affects of the new invention=20 legislation as of 2007 in Finland; how different universities have = organised their innovation systems, and how this activity is = funded=20 and what are the results. CV :Taina Saksa has=20 M.Sc.(Eng.) degree in chemistry from the Helsinki University = of=20 Technology. As of 1996 she has been working in the University = of=20 Helsinki, part time Patent Manager and part time Innovation = Manager at the=20 bioscience campus. From 2001 she has been working as an Innovation = Manager=20 at the medical campus being responsible for identifying, = evaluating and=20 protecting inventions and promoting innovativeness in general, = providing=20 advice concerning industrial property rights (IPR) and inventions = and is=20 now the leader of university=92s innovation team. Formely = she has been=20 an Examiner at the National Board for Patents and = Registration of=20 Finland and a Patent attorney at a patent agency. www.helsinki.fi/unive= rsity/
	Marianne Bigum, Project Manager, = Health and=20 Nutrition, Research and Innovation in = Nordea-Fonden CV: 1991=20 M.Sc. agricultural economy from the Royal Veterinary and = Agricultural=20 University in Copenhagen, 1991-94 Research Council for = Agricultural and=20 Veterinary Science, 1995 =96 2005 University of Copenhagen working = with=20 cross disciplinary science strategies, research administration and = contact=20 to society, 2005 =96 2008 Head of research and innovation at the = Royal=20 Veterinary and Agricultural University, since April 2008 = Nordea-fonden. http://www.nordeadanm= arkfonden.dk/
	Ruth Hagen R=F8dde, PhD, Advisor = Rector=92s=20 Office for Research and Innovation, Norges = teknisk-naturvitenskapelige=20 universitet (NTNU) Title of presentation:=20 Strategic Areas at NTNU =96 Experiences; possibilities = and=20 = challenges Over=20 the past eight years, the Norwegian University of Science and = Technology,=20 NTNU, has appointed six Strategic Areas as instruments to = stimulate high=20 quality research addressing the complex needs of society. We = have=20 over the years gained experiences concerning how to select, = establish and=20 run strategic areas within the frames of a university. =20 = CV: = Ruth Hagen R=F8dde has a PhD in biochemistry from 1997. = She has=20 after her PHD worked as a researcher and in various administrative = positions at NTNU. Her main fields of responsibility at Rector=92s = Office=20 for Research and Innovation are connected to the strategic areas. = www.ntnu.no
	Anders Elverh=F8i, Professor, = Dean of=20 Research at The Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of=20 Oslo Title of presentation:=20 Development of strategy: The example of the Faculty = of=20 Natural Sciences at the University of=20 = Oslo According=20 to our research strategy, the faculty has =96 in company with its=20 departments =96 identified a set of research environments which = obtained the=20 status of strategic areas of emphasis. These are prioritised in = the=20 allocation of strategic funds. The empasised research areas = obtained the=20 status of leading research environment, associated leading = research=20 environment, developmental research environments or new = establishments.=20 The selection has been based on excellence and possibilites of = being=20 funded. CV: Professor in = geology=20 (sedimentology, paleoclimate, geohazard), leader of large ESF and = other=20 large projects, head of department (Geology, 6 years), = leader/member=20 of various national and international research committees, member = of=20 academy of sciences, Dean of research, (Faculty of Natural = Sciences at the=20 University of Oslo, 2003- ) http://www.uio.no/
	Astrid Holm = Olsen, Chief=20 Advisor, University of Copenhagen Title of=20 presentation: Recent challenges for Danish universities = The=20 Danish governments=92s strategy to meet the opportunities and = challenges=20 of globalisation has resulted in new initiatives and thus new = challenges=20 to Danish universities. Two major initiatives are the = UNIK-initiative=20 and the initiative to strengthen Danish research infrastructure. = Main focus of the presentation will be on these = initiatives. =20 UNIK is short for UNiversitetsforskningens = InvesteringsKapital=20 /Investment Capital for University Research. UNIK was announced = in=20 October 2007 by the Danish Ministry of Science, Technology and=20 Innovation. Applications for UNIK are submitted by the rector of = the=20 individual universities within areas of strategic and = prospective areas=20 for the single university and for Danish research as a whole.=20 CV: Astrid Holm Olsen, MSc in Biology is = chief=20 advisor at Research and Innovation unit, Faculty of Life = Sciences,=20 University of Copenhagen. Main fields of responsibility are = cross=20 disciplinary strategic research initiatives, core research areas = across=20 the Faculty, strategic planning and coordination of larger = strategic=20 research applications/expressions of interest. www.ku.dk
	Bengt S=F8derstr=F8m, = Professor, Lund=20 University. He was project leader of RQ08. Title of presentation:=20 LUND-story =96 =93RQ08 - Research Quality Assurance for the=20 Future=94 During 2008 = Lund=20 University carried through a peer review based evaluation of all = research=20 in the university. This exercise will be described and discussed = in some=20 detail. I will be compared it to similar exercises recently = performed by=20 Helsinki an Uppsala Universities. Some direct effects of the = outcome of=20 the evaluation will be described and I will also discuss possible = indirect=20 effects. CV: Professor of Microbial Ecology, Lund university, = PhD,=20 former Head of Dept of Ecology, former Dean of the Faculty of = Science,=20 Project Manager of the Research Evaluation RQ08, Lund University,=20 experience from external evaluations of research performance on = project,=20 department, faculty and university level. www.lu.se
	John Westensee, Head of = Research=20 Support Office ( University of Aarhus)
	Olaug Kristine Bringager, = Senior adviser,=20 Department of Research Administration, University of Oslo = www.uio.no =
	Yngve Sj=F8green Foss, Senior = Adviser, EU RTD=20 Dept., Norwegian Research Council http://w= ww.forskningsradet.no/no/Forsiden/1173185591033
	Lise Lotte Toft, EU Coordinator, The = Danish=20 Agency of Science, Technology and Innovation Title of = presentation:=20 =93European Research Area (ERA): How to get = involved?=94 The=20 presentation will give a general introduction to ERA: what are the = building blocks and the initiatives. Furthermore the presentation = will=20 take a look at ERA from a stakeholders point of view: which tools = and what=20 channels can be used to be involved in the process and benefit = from the=20 ERA initiatives (from a Danish point of view =96 looking at the = Danish=20 structures for consultation). CV: She is currently working at = the=20 Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation as a Senior = adviser, Danish=20 Agency of Science, Technology and Innovation. 1996 =96 = 2008 Danish=20 Ministry of Economic and Business Affairs: seconded to Brussels: = 2005=20 - 2007 European Commission and European Parliament, seconded = national=20 expert 1998 - 2000 European Commission, seconded national = expert in DG=20 Internal Market 1994 - 1996 Ministry of Culture, Head of = section=20 1992 - 1994 Trainee lawyer, Advokaterne Amaliegade NO 42=20 (Copenhagen) http://en.fi.dk/
	Astrid L=E6greid, Professor, = Pro-Rector=20 Research and Innovation, Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige = universitet=20 (NTNU) (Norwegian University of Science and=20 Technology) Title of presentation:=94European = Institute=20 of Innovation and Technology (EIT); a short introduction to a long = term=20 = strategy The=20 EIT is a new initiative on the European arena with the ambitious = goal to=20 develop strong links between research, education and innovation. = NTNU has=20 for many years engaged in a strong partnership with industry to = develop=20 synergies between research and innovation, as well as designing = the=20 education towards the needs of society at large, and industry in=20 particular. NTNU has followed the development of the EIT closely = and is=20 currently persuing the possibilities that the EIT scheme opens for = to=20 further strengthen the cooperation within the knowledge = triangle.=20 CV:=20 Astrid L=E6greid = is=20 Pro-Rector for Research and Innovation at the Norwegian University = of=20 Science and Technology, NTNU. L=E6greid is a professor of = functional=20 genomics. She has worked at NTNU since 1988, where she has = initiated and=20 led several large, multidisciplinary research projects. L=E6greid = has been a=20 Vice Dean at the Medical Faculty, and took the position as = Pro-Rector=20 Research and Innovation at NTNU in 2005. www.ntnu.no
	Steffen M=F8ller-Holst, PhD, = Research=20 Manager, SINTEF Title of presentation: = Joint=20 Undertakings, a new instrument in EU=92s research=20 = program, = ; =20 - exemplified through = the Fuel=20 Cells and Hydrogen JU. The new instrument of=20 Joint Undertakings is = being=20 implemented in a series of different fields within the European = Research=20 program. These public-private partnerships open for new schemes = and ways=20 of prioritizing and carrying out research and development. The=20 characteristics of these Industrial lead Joint Undertakings have=20 substantial impact on the focus of the R&D, as well as the = balance=20 between break-through vs. applied research and demonstration.=20 CV: Steffen=20 M=F8ller-Holst holds a M.Sc. in Chemical Engineering in 1990 and a = PhD in=20 Physical Chemistry 1996, both from NTNU. International experience = from a 2=20 year stay as Research Fellow at Los Alamos National Laboratory, = NM, USA=20 (1997-1999). SMH chairs the national Hydrogen Council, is acting = as=20 research Manager for the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen activity at = SINTEF, and=20 act as Chair for the European Research Community Association = (N.ERGHY)=20 within the topic of =93Transportation and Infrastructure=94. www.sintef.no
	David MEJUTO = GAYOSO,=20 Administrator, Unit A.5, = =93Implementation of=20 audit certification policy and outsourced audits=94. = European=20 Commission, DG Research, Directorate A = =93Interinstitutional and=20 legal matters =96 Framework = Programme=94 Title of=20 presentation: FP7 Certification on the Methodology:=20 Implementation modalities and state of play. The FP7 Rules for=20 Participation and the General Conditions of the FP7 Grant = Agreement=20 introduced, in addition to the Certificates on the Financial = Statements=20 which have to be submitted after the costs are being incurred and = claimed,=20 two new types of certificates that can be submitted to the = Commission for=20 evaluation prior the costs are being claimed. Those certificates = called=20 Certificates on the Methodology focus on the methodologies used by = the=20 beneficiary when calculating its personnel average costs and/or = indirect=20 costs and aim at promoting the use of correct costs accounting=20 methodologies by FP7 grant beneficiaries to reduce the error rate. = The=20 presentation will explain the rationale and practical=20 implementation aspects of the Policy related to the = Certification on=20 the Methodology. CV: Mr David MEJUTO GAYOSO is = Audit=20 Administrator at the Research Directorate-General, European = Commission.=20 After extended experience in European Research projects = management, he is=20 at the present specialized in the implementation of the FP7 Audit=20 Certification policy. Mr Mejuto is part of the experts group in = charge of=20 the FP7 Guidance on Audit Certification.
	Nina Sindre, Senior Adviser, = Norges=20 teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet (NTNU) (Norwegian = University of=20 Science and Technology) Title of=20 presentation: =93Supporting excellent = researchers: European=20 Research Council =96 NTNU=92s experiences with the ERC-Starting=20 Grants=94=20 = **Nin= a=20 Sindre is a political scientist, University of Oslo,1994. She has = worked=20 in strategic research administration at NTNU since 1996. In her = present=20 position as Senior Advisor to NTNU=92s Rector, she has a special=20 responsibility for international research cooperation. Her main=20 responsibilities are European Research, including Framework = programme 7,=20 European Institute of Innovation and Technology, European Strategy = Forum=20 for Research Infrastructure, and the European Research Council,=20 cooperation with Asian and Latin-American countries, as well as = overall=20 strategic development of NTNU=92s international research = cooperation.=20 CV: = The ERC=20 Grants have become one of the most prestigious grants a researcher = can be=20 awarded in Europe. Nordic universities must participate actively = in the=20 ERC as part of a long-term strategy to build quality and = visibility. In=20 order to succeed there is a need for a clear strategic approach = from the=20 university leadership, as well as from the individual research = groups. The=20 research administrator can play an important role in helping the=20 university as such and the individual research groups approach the = ERC=20 grant scheme in a long-term and strategic way. www.ntnu.no**
	Tiina Berg, Research Liaison Officer = at The=20 University of Helsinki Title of presentation: Innovative = Medicines=20 Initiative =96 IMI, Lessons learned in the University of=20 Helsinki The presentation will give a short overview = about IMI=20 and lessons learned in the University of Helsinki. Many = questions=20 needed to be solved during the application process i.e. Is it = worth=20 participating? How does funding system work? How to cover own = resources=20 needed for IMI applications? How the consortia will be = established? Do we=20 have special IPR issues to be concerned = about? CV:=20 Education: Master=92s degree in Health Sciences,=20 Physiotherapist Previously she has been working broadly with = EU-related=20 issues from the perspectives of the science policy in the Academy = of=20 Finland, as an EU-project coordinator/R&D planner in the EVTEK = University of Applied Sciences and since 2007, a research liaison = officer=20 in the University of Helsinki. www.helsinki.fi/unive= rsity
	Tore Gr=F8nnings=E6ter, Science = Counsellor,=20 Mission of Norway to the EU Title of = presentation: FP8=20 - a look into the =93Crystal Ball=94 The EU Commission = for=20 research, Janez Potocnik, recently characterized FP7 as a = 'transitional=20 programme'. Although FP8 will only start in 2014, both the = development of=20 FP7 and the current discussions on the implementation of the = Commission's=20 green book on the European Research Area clearly shows that "the = times=20 they are a-changin'". Having worked with the framework programmes = in=20 Brussels since 1995, Gr=F8nnings=E6ter will give his = personal views of=20 what may lie ahead of us. = CV:=20 M.Sc. (astrophysics), University of Oslo, 1981 Information = officer /=20 Head of Unit, Research Council of Norway 1981-1995 Research = Counsellor,=20 Mission of Norway to the EU, Brussels, 1995-98 and 2005- Senior = Officer, EFTA Secretariat, Brussels, 1998-2005 http://www.eu-norway.org/=20

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