Planning of conference and Visiting Scientists contribution Sample Clauses

Planning of conference and Visiting Scientists contribution. We will organize a number of meetings and training events as summarized in the table below. The kick-off meeting will take place very soon after the start of the project. Its main purpose is to bring together the participants of the network, to form the management structure and discuss details of the research and training programme and its implementation. We plan to organize network training events and open training events which involve the researchers from several or all research projects. Whenever possible, the training will put emphasis on the common aspects in detector development. Many of the training events aim at subjects that lie outside the normal particle physics training programs. Topics of these training events are, for example, radiation damage, ageing of detectors and microelectronics. The topics are chosen such that researchers from several projects should profit from the training during their daily research activities. It is stressed that the training events are open to all members of the networks. (1) The projects present scientific progress reports to promote sharing of ideas and dissemination of results. Talks and posters will be presented by the ESRs and ERs in the projects. Written reports of these yearly workshops will result in a collection of proceedings which provides an overview of the scientific progress of the research carried out at the network institutes and projects. (2) Meetings of the Supervisory and Executive Boards will permit a review of the overall progress of the network and a discussion of possible adaptations of strategy and implementation to cope with experienced difficulties or shortcomings. These meetings will start the preparation of the annual reports which will be completed in the following weeks. The closing meeting towards the end of the project is an excellent occasion for the young researchers to discuss and disseminate their scientific results. It will also serve as a forum to critically review and compare the overall scientific progress with the goals, and to judge the achievements and impact of the network in the fields training and dissemination. 1. Kick-off meeting m1-m2 Protocol 2. Network training events m9, m18, m30 Training certificates 3. Open training events m12, m24, m36 Training certificates 4. Annual meetings m12, m24, m36 Proceedings, annual reports
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