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  1. PA7 presence at the 3rd EUSDR Annual Forum http://www.danubeforumvienna.eu/register.php Martina HartlDeputy Head of Department International Research Cooperation Federal Ministry of Science, Research and EconomyOffice: Rosengasse 2-6, A-1014 Vienna Tel.: +43 (0)1 53 120-7171mailto:martina.hartl@bmwfw.gv.athttp://www.bmwfw.gv.at/

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  4. PA7 Involvement in the Danube Cosmos 09:30 Danube Cosmos: Ready for Action (slot 1)Parallel sessions on the thematic pillars of the EU Danube Strategy / Building Prosperity Workshop: Sustainability of the Danube Region as a Multidisciplinary Issue in Research and Education Within the EUSDR, a number of novel activities in research and education are focusing on diverse aspects of sustainability. The workshop will present and promote these activities and will address their relevance for the Danube Region. The following activities will be presented: Danube: Future - A sustainable future for the Danube River Basin as a challenge for the interdisciplinary humanities Gertrud Haidvogl, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna Danube Universities for sustainable energy competence CsillaCsapo, University of Applied Sciences Ulm eSchool for Sustainability in the Danube Region (eSchool4S) Sabine Trommershäuser & Thomas Seiberlich, Deutsche GesellschaftfürInternationaleZusammenarbeit, Baden-Württemberg Master of Danube Studies Paul F. Langer, EuropäischeDonauakademie Ulm Master program: Sustainability in agriculture, food production and food technologies in the Danube Region N.N., University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna

  5. PA7 Involvement in the Danube Cosmos 09:30 Danube Cosmos: Ready for Action (slot 1)Parallel sessions on the thematic pillars of the EU Danube Strategy / Building Prosperity Workshop: Sustainability of the Danube Region as a Multidisciplinary Issue in Research and Education Within the EUSDR, a number of novel activities in research and education are focusing on diverse aspects of sustainability. The workshop will present and promote these activities and will address their relevance for the Danube Region. The following activities will be presented: Danube: Future - A sustainable future for the Danube River Basin as a challenge for the interdisciplinary humanities Gertrud Haidvogl, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna Danube Universities for sustainable energy competence CsillaCsapo, University of Applied Sciences Ulm eSchool for Sustainability in the Danube Region (eSchool4S) Sabine Trommershäuser & Thomas Seiberlich, Deutsche GesellschaftfürInternationaleZusammenarbeit, Baden-Württemberg Master of Danube Studies Paul F. Langer, EuropäischeDonauakademie Ulm Master program: Sustainability in agriculture, food production and food technologies in the Danube Region N.N., University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna

  6. PA7 Involvement in the Danube Cosmos 11:00 Danube Cosmos: Ready for Action (slot 2)Parallel sessions on the thematic pillars of the EU Danube Strategy / Building Prosperity Workshop: Challenges and Approaches in Multi-source Funding of Cross-border R&I Projects with a Specific Focus on the Danube Region When developing cross-border research and innovation projects, financing issues are crucial. Large-scale endeavours often necessitate the combination of different funding sources, and this poses a number of challenges for project managers. These range from timing issues in the availability of funds to different eligibility criteria, evaluation processes and funding mechanisms as well as legal and state aid rules.This workshop will try to address a selected number of these challenges and will be based on experiences and approaches on EU, national and project levels. Ms MargarethaMazura expert for the European Commission DG RegioGuide on Synergies between Horizon 2020 and ESIFN.N: Joint Research CentreScientific Support to the Danube Region focusing on Developing Danube R&I Projects across Borders

  7. PA7 Involvement in the Danube Cosmos 12:00 Danube Cosmos: Ready for Action (slot 3)Parallel sessions on the thematic pillars of the EU Danube Strategy / Building Prosperity Speakers‘ Corner: DREAM, Danubius, Urban, Europe - An Insight from Practice in Planning, Managing and Financing Multi-source Cross-border R&I Activities, In connection with the workshop on “Challenges and Approaches in Multi-source Funding of Cross-border R&I Projects with a Specific Focus on the Danube Region”, this Speakers’ Corner will provide in-depth insights into the challenges of planning and managing research endeavours of a significant size in a cross-border setting. The projects featured will be DREAM (Danube River Research and Management), Danubius (Danube International Centre for Advanced Studies for River-Delta-Sea systems) and the Joint Programming Initiative Urban Europe.DREAM (Danube River Research and Management)Helmut Habersack, Boku Wien, Christian Doppler Laboratory for Advanced Methods in River Monitoring, Modelling and EngineeringDANUBIUS (Danube International Centre for Advanced Studies for River-Delta-Sea systems)ViorelVulturescu, Ministry of National EducationAdrian Stancia, GeoEcoMarUrban EuropeMargit Noll, Austrian Institute of Technology

  8. PA7 related events in the Danube Cosmos 12:00 Danube Cosmos: Ready for Action (slot 3)Parallel sessions on the thematic pillars of the EU Danube Strategy / Building Prosperity Presentation and Exhibition: Research Talent Along the Danube – How the River Can Inspire Scientific Careers, The Danubius Award was created in 2011 with the intention of honouring individuals who have attained extraordinary scientific achievements in relation to the Danube Region. In 2014, this award will be complemented by a specific prize for young researchers – the “Danubius Young Scientist Award”. The award seeks to encourage young scientists to engage in the scientific examination of issues specifically related to the Danube and to stimulate the scientific community in the region. In the context of this session, award winners will present themselves and their scientific work. 11:00 Danube Cosmos: Ready for Action (slot 2)Parallel sessions on the thematic pillars of the EU Danube Strategy / Building Prosperity Speakers‘ Corner: Technology Transfer and Regional Competitiveness – Pilot Initiatives in the Danube RegionThis session will illustrate pilot activities aiming to bridge the gap between research and innovation. Furtherrmore, a moderated debate for a technology transfer roadmap in the Danube Region will be held; it will address the following key topics: 1) internationalisation of companies, 2) innovation management in SMEs, 3) role of universities and other R&D organisations, 4) creation of synergies and links between TT activities in the region, 5) smart policies for I&TT capacity building. Due to its cross-sector character, the session specifically targets stakeholders of PA 7 and PA 8. ContinuousExhibition Area:Danube-INCO.Net IDM – Institute for the Danube Region and Central Europe (link DRC)

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