Summary on Mobility Sample Clauses

Summary on Mobility. The mobility program has 4 instruments and is aimed at stimulating research cooperation between all partners and members of the network. From previous experience we know that actual collaboration requires that researchers can physically meet and spend a considerable amount of time working on a research program. Therefore we created 4 mobility instruments, each targeted at a different type of collaboration. Internships are our industry-driven opportunities for PhD students to have a 3-month internship at one of the HiPEAC companies. The HiPEAC companies choose both the topic of the internship, as well as the internee. Collaboration grants are proposed together by the student and the host, which may either be a company or an academic institution. For senior researchers and professors we created the mini-sabbaticals, which are a flexible and open mechanism to stimulate short stays at HiPEAC institutions by senior members. The fourth pillar of the mobility program are the cluster meetings, which are organized during the computing systems weeks, where all clusters can meet and discuss their research goals.
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