Network Bodies Sample Clauses

Network Bodies. All the management activities aim at coordinating and supporting the other activities of the JPA. Section 8 introduces the management structure and principles, and the management processes that will be used. The names of persons selected for specific management responsibilities as (1) Governing Council members; (2) Scientific Management Board members, (3) Project Co-ordinator; (4) Project Management Office; (5) Workpackage Leaders; (6) Dissemination and Exploitation Committee members, and (7) Users and Advisory Group members are listed in Appendix A, and the Consortium Agreement. All outputs (training courses, e-learning courses) of the network are owned by the consortium (see Consortium Agreement for further details). The list of names involved in management activities as part of the SMB, WP-L, DEC and UAG are given in the following table: Table 6.4.1 Scientists involved in management activities as part of the Scientific Network Management Board (SMB), Workpackage Leaders (WP-Ls), and Users and Advisory Committee (UAG). Scientist involved in management Organisation (country) Management Role Other WPs SMB/WP-L Xxxx X Xxxxxxx IFR (UK) SMB, CO WP-L (1.7, 4.0); WP-L 3.5 from M31 & WP-L 2.4 from M31 WP-L 1.8 from M43) Xx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx *******FCN (BE) SMB, DEC WP-L (3.3); co-WP-L 3.5 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx DFI** (DK) SMB Task Group Leader WP-L (1.8) Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx ETHZ (CH) SMB Task Group Leader WP (1.8) Xx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Calhau INSA (PT) SMB WP-L (1.3) Prof Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxx* NKUA (GR) SMB WP-L (2.3.1*) Xx Xxxxxxx Xxxxx US (UK) SMB WP-L (2.1) Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx*** TTZ (DE) SMB WP-L (2.2) Assoc Xxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx**** SLU (SW) SMB Co-WP-L (3.1) Xx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx XX (NL) SMB Co-WP-L (3.1) Xxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx BNF (UK) SMB WP-L (3.2) Xx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx AFSSA (FR) (From M49 DFI) SMB Co-WP-L (1.8) Xx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx UL (UK) WP-L WP-L (2.3) Xx Xxxx Xxx**** Xx Xxxxxxx Xxxxx***** DTU (DK) UCC (IE) WP-L WP-L (2.4 until 30/06/08) Xxxx Xxxxx*** BNF (UK) WP-L WP-L (3.4***) Xx Xxxxxx Xxxxx INSA (PT) WP-L WP-L (2.3.1**) Xxxxx Xxxxxx FRI (SK) SMB CEECFOODS Representative NB: *until 31/8/06; **from 1/9/06; ***from 1/7/06 to 30/6/07; ****DFI from 1/1/07; subcontractor to DTU from 1/1/07-30/6/08. *****Joint WP-L from 1/1/09. ****** from 1.7.08 change of affiliation from AUA to FCN Governing Council (GC) The GC is the final decision-making body of the network and approves all major strategic decisions of the network. It will consist of one senior level representative of all the le...
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Network Bodies. They are the Council of Representatives, the Executive Committee, and the Partners Assembly.
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Network Bodies. All the management activities aim at coordinating and supporting the other activities of the JPA. Section 8 introduces the management structure and principles, and the management processes that will be used. The names of persons selected for specific management responsibilities as (1) Governing Council members; (2) Scientific and Network Management Board members, (3) Project Co-ordinator; (4) Project Management Office; (5) Horizontal Platforms leaders; (6) Workpackage Leaders; (7) Dissemination and Exploitation Committee members, and (8) Users and Advisory Group members are listed in Appendix A, and the Consortium Agreement. All outputs (training courses, e-learning courses) of the network are owned by the consortium (see Consortium Agreement for further details). The list of names involved in management activities as part of the SMB, HP-L, WP-L, DEC and UAG are given in the following table: Table 6.4.1 Scientists involved in management activities as part of the Scientific Network Management Board (SMB), Horizontal Platform Leaders (HP-L), Workpackage Leaders (WP-L), and Users and Advisory Committee (UAG). Scientist involved in management Organisation (country) Management Role Other WPs SMB & HP-L:
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