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THREE ARMENIAN SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTES INVOLVED IN EU'S FP7
Tert.am
27.02.12
On Monday, Armenia's National Academy of Sciences (NAS) hosted the
launching ceremony of EU's Seventh Framework Programme for Research
and Technological Development (FP7).
In the framework of FP7 ERA-WIDE Call for Proposals on Reinforcing
cooperation with Europe's neighbors in the context of the European
Research Area (ERA), announced by the European Commission in 2011,
three Projects with coordination of the Institute for Informatics and
Automation Problems, Institute for Physical Research, and Center for
Ecological-Noosphere Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of
Armenia have been approved for funding in the fields of information
and communication technologies, ecology and physics.
The overall aims of the Projects are reinforcing capacities and
scientific expertise of the above mentioned centers through strategic
collaboration with 12 leading European research organizations
and enterprises from Belgium, Germany, France, Ireland, Hungary,
Switzerland, and United Kingdom; exchanging of research staff and
setting up joint experiments; defining and elaborating long-time
sustainable development strategy for above-mentioned Armenian research
centers. The planned activities will eventually result in the promotion
of closer scientific cooperation between EU and Armenia and will be
a step forward in the direction of preparation of Armenia's future
association to the Framework Programmes, as well as will improve their
responses to the socio-economic needs of Armenia and of the region.
Tert.am
27.02.12
On Monday, Armenia's National Academy of Sciences (NAS) hosted the
launching ceremony of EU's Seventh Framework Programme for Research
and Technological Development (FP7).
In the framework of FP7 ERA-WIDE Call for Proposals on Reinforcing
cooperation with Europe's neighbors in the context of the European
Research Area (ERA), announced by the European Commission in 2011,
three Projects with coordination of the Institute for Informatics and
Automation Problems, Institute for Physical Research, and Center for
Ecological-Noosphere Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of
Armenia have been approved for funding in the fields of information
and communication technologies, ecology and physics.
The overall aims of the Projects are reinforcing capacities and
scientific expertise of the above mentioned centers through strategic
collaboration with 12 leading European research organizations
and enterprises from Belgium, Germany, France, Ireland, Hungary,
Switzerland, and United Kingdom; exchanging of research staff and
setting up joint experiments; defining and elaborating long-time
sustainable development strategy for above-mentioned Armenian research
centers. The planned activities will eventually result in the promotion
of closer scientific cooperation between EU and Armenia and will be
a step forward in the direction of preparation of Armenia's future
association to the Framework Programmes, as well as will improve their
responses to the socio-economic needs of Armenia and of the region.