Seventh EU Framework Programme Ireland

Thematic area(s)

Socio-Economic Sciences and the Humanities

Summary

Do you intend to prepare a proposal in Socio-economic Sciences and Humanities for the next FP7 call ? Start building your consortium in Instanbul, the 21st of September 2010! The “SSH Goes Global” event offers a meeting point for all stakeholders within the “Socio-economic sciences and humanities” (SSH). Receive first-hand information on the FP7-SSH-2011 Call and meet potential project partners face to face!

Description

The main aim of this SSH networking event is to provide first-hand information by the European Commission about the upcoming call for proposals FP7-SSH-2011, to be launched in summer 2010, and to bring SSH researchers and stakeholders (universities, research institutions, civil society organizations and SMEs) together to meet both potential coordinators and potential project partners in a fruitful networking environment.

This event gives you the unique opportunity to build consortia for the next Socio-economic Sciences and Humanities call in FP7. The event will especially focus on topics related to the general research fields of “Combating poverty in an international context“ and “The European Union and its relations to the world“.

Participation is free of charge. Click here for Information about Registration and the Agenda of the event

For information on NET4SOCIETY, please visit our project webpage www.net4society.eu

NET4SOCIETY is the international network of SSH NCPs (National Contact Points for SSH), funded under the 7th European Framework Research Programme (FP7).

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further information:
Ms Seda GOKSU, TUBITAK (Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey)
e-mail: seda.goksu@tubitak.gov.tr. phone: + 90 312 468 53 00, ext. -2051

Ms Keji ADUNMO and Mr Angelo D’AGOSTINO APRE (Agenzia per la Promozione della Ricerca Europea)
e-mail: adunmo@apre.it or dagostino@apre.it. phone: +39 (0)6 48 93 99 93

NET4SOCIETY is the international network of SSH NCPs (National Contact Points for SSH), funded under the 7th European Framework Research Programme (FP7).