Develop your skills for leading Research Infrastructures with global impact
The objective of the module was to provide participants with conceptual frameworks and tools for designing and implementing a successful strategy for a Research Infrastructure in national and international contexts. This module provided a theoretical basis for strategy improvement, based
EMMRI participants had a busy day, yesterday. In the morning there was a lecture about strategic planning and how to design a strategic plan, by Elisabetta Marafioti. In the second part of the day, a working group session with a
Objective of this module is to provide participants with conceptual frameworks and tools for designing and implementing a successful strategy for a Research Infrastructure in national and international contexts. This module has a very practical emphasis with a wide variety
22-09-2017, University of Milano-Bicocca – Today, the last day of the first module of EMMRI, the Executive Masters in Management of Research Infrastructures. EMMRI has been successfully launched, with this face-to-face module delivered between September 20th and 22nd. The first
22-09-2017, University of Milano-Bicocca – The second day of EMMRI Master course is done. Here a selection of 15 best moments. Today the second round of lecture: with Professor Licinio Lima, University of Minho, Professor Enrico Guarini, University of Milano-Bicocca,
20/09/2017, University of Milano-Bicocca – Here a gallery of the kickoff day. EMMRI is officially started with the first face-to-face module “Governance & Organisation”. The session began with greetings by Vice-Chancellor Professor Paolo Cherubini, the Director of the Master course,
The first-ever call for applications for the recently launched Executive Masters in Management of Research Infrastructures closed on 31st May. With a total of 115 applications received, it was a great success, clearly showing that there is a need for
On 8 June 2017, the European Commission (EC) DG for Research and Innovation kindly invited all running Horizon 2020 Research Infrastructure (RI) support projects to Brussels in order to present the status of their projects and identify synergies and collaboration