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12:30
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13:30
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Bringing the local and the global - Big Science & Local Impact
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Johannes Gutleber
(CERN)
(until 15:00)
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13:30
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Spatial impact analysis of Large Research Infrastructures
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Gabriele Piazza
(LSE)
Riccardo Crescenzi
(LSE)
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13:45
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Regional and territorial benefit identification
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Giovanni Lamanna
(CNRS-IN2P3/LAPP)
Leslie Alix
(CNRS-IN2P3/LAPP)
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14:00
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SKA Approach
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Simon Berry
(SKA)
Theresa Devaney
(SKA)
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14:15
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The regional impact of single-site and distributed RIs using the example of DORIS and CTAO
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Stephan Haid
(CTA)
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14:30
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The value estimation of a collaborative platform in a global project
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Irene Crespo Garrido
(CERN)
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14:45
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Q&A session
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15:00
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--- Coffee Break ---
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16:00
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Developing a toolkit for impact assessment
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M.Florio
(University of Milan)
(until 18:00)
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16:00
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Economic Impact of Open Science: initial insights from the PathOS Project
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Silvia Vignetti
(CSIL)
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16:20
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Industrial knowledge spillover in Big Science public procurement: innovation impact from the European Spallation Source
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Erika Susan Dietrichson
(Technical University Denmark)
Jason Li Yin
(Technical University of Denmark)
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16:40
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Estimating the FCC'S short-term Impact on Value Added and Employment - an Input-Output-Analysis
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Gerhard Streicher
(Austrian Institute for Economic Research)
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17:00
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“A “Big Science 2.0”? Re-thinking large-scale scientific projects in the age of science diplomacy”
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Simone Turchetti
(Uni. Manchester)
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17:20
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ESRF and industry engagement: drivers, challenges and impact.
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Junhanlu Zhang
(ESRF)
Ennio Capria
(ESRF)
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17:45
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Lessons and Future perspectives- Wrap up session
(until 18:30)
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17:45
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Concluding points, Summary, Next Steps
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Duarte Borba
(EUROfusion)
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18:00
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Concluding points, Summary, Next Steps
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Massimo Florio
(University of Milan)
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18:20
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Networking Reception
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