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  >  Regionální konference: How to best attract talented researchers?

Regionální konference: How to best attract talented researchers?

Dovolujeme si Vás upozornit na konání regionální konference How to best attract talented researchers?, kterou organizuje Evropská komise (EK) společně s MŠMT a Slovenským ministerstvem školstva, vedy, výskumu a športu 24. ledna 2017 v Brně. Program je věnovaný praktické implementaci politiky lidských zdrojů výzkumných institucí (Charter and Code, HRS4R, čl. 32 grantové dohody H2020, podrobnosti níže) v ČR a na Slovensku. Téma úzce souvisí s mobilitou výzkumníků podporovanou rámcovým programem pro VaVaI Horizont 2020.

Neváhejte prosím distribuovat informaci o konání této akce dále, především HR pracovníkům/oddělením, skrze Vaše webové stránky a newslettery. Program v příloze je předběžný.

V případě jakýchkoli dotazů se neváhejte obrátit na níže uvedené kontakty. 

Soňa Jarošová

European Research Officer

Czech Liaison Office for Research, Development & Innovation (CZELO)

Rue du Trône 98, 1050 Brussels, Belgium

Phone: +32 (0)2 514 6674

Mobile: +32 4731 22451                

jarosova@tc.cz

www.czelo.cz| www.tc.cz

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May I inform you or your colleagues concerned with the topic (PLEASE TRANSMIT)  that the European Commission organises together with the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports and the Slovak Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sports the first regional workshop of a series running throughout 2017. REGISTRATION is now open – the draft programme is attached for your full information.

The purpose of this regional workshop is to fully inform ‘newcomers’ (research performing institutions and research funders) on the principles of Charter and Code and their implementation in the research institution via a step-wise procedure called the Human Resources Strategy for Researchers (HRS4R).

Successful implementation is awarded by the Commission Services, contributing to the reputation of the awarded institutions and giving high visibility on the international scale.

The workshop exclusively addresses HR Directors and HR Managers in Research performing and Research funding institutions from the CZECH REPUBLIC and SLOVAKIA.

It also addresses high-level representatives of these countries' universities, research centres as well as beneficiaries and potential applicants of H2020 contracts/projects who need to comply with article 32 stipulating the (best effort) obligation to take measures to implement the European Charter for Researchers and Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers (C & C) for the benefit of all researchers and their institution.

The morning session is dedicated to short presentations on the principles of C & C, the HRS4R and the link with article 32. Q/A sessions will take place after each of the presentations to make sure participants clearly understand the objectives.

Potential benefits and impact for research institutions and researchers will be underlined by 2 invited experts from institutions having already undergone the whole procedure who will be available for the 'hands-on' session concluding the workshop.

Full information on the subject is available at: http://ec.europa.eu/euraxess/

REGISTRATIONclick here

(for participants from Czech Republic and Slovakia exclusively)

Dr. Irmela BRACH
Senior Policy Officer
 

European Commission
DG Research & Innovation

Open Innovation and Open Science

Open Science and ERA Policy

ORBAN 4/71
B-1049 Brussels/Belgium
+32 2 29 56677
irmela.brach@ec.europa.eu

http://ec.europa.eu/research