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Network of Excellence in Internet Science Network of Excellence in Internet Science (EINS) 1 st REVIEW Brussels, 12th April 2013 FP7-ICT-2011.1.6-288021 EINS WP: IA1, Facilitation of Researcher Mobility Cristóbal Cobo (Oxford Internet Institute)
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1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Objectives To facilitate the mobility of researchers from their home institution to a host institution in order to: Encourage academic collaboration; Encourage joint supervision of students; Broaden researchers’ horizons. WP: IA1
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1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Tasks Task 1: Information gathering Asking institutions what they could offer. Asking participants what opportunities they wanted. WP: IA1
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1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 To produce the ‘Mobility Browser’ WP: IA1
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1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Tasks Task 2: Facilitating Researcher Mobility WP: IA1
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1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Overview of Work Performed Creation of a database of potential destinations and contacts (the ‘Mobility Browser’). Periodic monitoring of members’ plans. Targeted mail outs to potential mobility candidates. Follow up process to record mobility trips. WP: IA1
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1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Achievements 2012 Established the Programme. Set up the ‘Mobility Browser’ and got partner institutions to contribute. Few trips executed – but indications of interests from EINS members. 2013 Several trips executed. High level of interest indicated following a targeted mail campaign in March. WP: IA1
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1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Feedback from mail out in March Responses, including rough plans/ideas, from: 22 members 41 affiliate members Ideas from members include: visiting KAIST, visiting the Nexa Center, inviting an affiliate member to KNAW, visiting the University of Houston. Ideas from affiliates include visiting UPMC, University of Warwick and TUDelft. WP: IA1
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1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Issues arising from mail out Some members were unaware of the Research Mobility Programme. Many affiliates are interested in visiting partner institutions. Some members are keen to visit non-EINS institutions to broaden collaboration further. WP: IA1
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1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Deliverables D9.1 First report about information of the existing research mobility initiatives. WP: IA1
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1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Links with other activities Link with SEA1 – the Research Mobility Programme depends greatly on the Mobility Browser and associated aspects on the drupal website. Link with SEA4 – some affiliates applying for the Open Call were also interested by the opportunities presented by the Mobility Programme. Link with IA2 – members have visited other institutions and given guest lectures. WP: IA1
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1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Future Plans To chase up reports from members who have already taken part – we are owed 4-5. To follow up with the plans mentioned by members and affiliates: To receive reports of their trips. To ask in what ways they benefited from their mobility experience. To help affiliate members make contact with EINS partners to explore mobility options. WP: IA1
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1st EINS Review, Brussels, 12th April, 2013 Conclusions Gradual development – apparent lack of interest initially but since last mail out, significant interest exists. Majority of trips predicted to take place between June 2013 and Dec 2014. This Programme has the potential of having strong links with several other work packages (in particular SEA1, 4 and IA2). WP: IA1
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