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EARMA and INORMS conference - a Sustainable profession in a sustainable world
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06
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08

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Location

FEMA Palacio Municipal, MAdrid, Spain

Programmes
Horizon Europe

The European Association of Research Managers and Administrators (EARMA) will host the next congress of  INORMS , the International Network of Research Management Societies.

More information is published on the EARMA event page

The conference theme is "a sustainable profession in a sustainable world". 

Following topics will be addressed:
       🔷 Building Better RMA Services
       ðŸ”· Governance and Regulation
       ðŸ”· Knowledge Valorisation
       ðŸ”· Open Science
       ðŸ”· Proposal, Award, and Project Management
       ðŸ”· Responsible Use of AI in Research Management
       ðŸ”· Transnational Collaborations
       ðŸ”· Sustainability in RMA
       ðŸ”· Responsibility, Ethics, and EDI in Research and Innovation

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