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International Innovation Regional Research is dedicated to showcasing research that is being undertaken within individual geographic areas. With discrete editions focusing on Asia-Pacific, Latin America, The Nordics, Eastern Europe and the Middle East, each version features articles and project analysis from the region’s most influential funding agencies, universities, research institutes, NGO’s, government agencies and groups.
Research Media has well established and close relationships with leading research councils and academic organisations, meaning this unique report is able to provide exclusive insight into the most important issues and research being conducted within a specific region by featuring unbiased interviews with the leading political, research and NGO figures. These interviews seek to address the key developments in research, current collaborative activities and regional knowledge transfer. The publication also showcases the key opportunities for future collaboration and participation in Framework Programme projects.
By far the highest quality publication in its sector, International Innovation Regional Research is produced in both physical and digital format and reaches the wider research community; from the research funders and academic sector, end users and stakeholders to leading scientists and global policy makers.
Professor Dr Antonio Loprieno, Rector, University of Basel
Presenting a personal touch to education and a diverse portfolio of subject areas are keys to success for Switzerland’s oldest university. Rector Professor Dr...
Dr Ruedi Aebersold, Chairman of the Scientific Executive Board, SystemsX.ch
Currently the largest initiative underway in Switzerland especially designed to promote systems biology, Dr Ruedi Aebersold, Chairman of the Scientific Executive...
Andrew Wyckoff, OECD’s Director of Science, Technology and Industry
As we continue to fight against complete economic crisis, investing in the future of innovation could pay dividends. Here, Andrew Wyckoff, OECD’s Director of Science,...
Kristin Danielsen, Head of the RCN’s International Coordinating Committee, Research Council of Norway
Kristin Danielsen, Head of the RCN’s International Coordinating Committee, discusses how international collaboration is at the cornerstone of Norway’s efforts...
Dr Ángeles Rodríguez-Peña, President of the COST Committee of Senior Officials, European Cooperation in Science and Technology
In the second part of her abridged interview with International Innovation, Dr Ángeles Rodríguez-Peña cites interdisciplinarity and networking as valuable assets...
Erkki K.M Leppävuori, President, European Association of Research and Technology Organisations
Dubbed the ‘forgotten sector’, Research and Technology Organisations (RTOs) represent one third of all European Framework Programme spending. Erkki K.M Leppävuori,...
Professor Federico Mayor, Chair, Initiative for Science in Europe
Formed in the course of a debate on the creation of the European Research Council, the ISE was set up to act as the voice of the scientific community and to promote...
Peter Honeth, State Secretary for Research, Swedish Ministry of Education and Research
The Innovation Union Scoreboard 2010 ranked Sweden as the most innovative country in Europe. Peter Honeth, State Secretary for Research, highlights how higher education...
John Clinton, Chairperson, European Community Project Managers’ Association
John Clinton, Chairperson of the ECPMA, reflects on the trials and triumphs along the road to effective project management, and reveals the support that the organisation...
Michèle Sabban, President of the Assembly of European Regions
Uniting Europe and stimulating cooperation between its regions is vital if it is to meet the difficulties it faces. Innovation may hold the key, but it can only...
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