ASPERA ad futurum
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Brussels Info Place (BIP)
Brussels Info Place (BIP)
2-4 rue Royale
B-1000 Bruxelles
Description
Six and a half years since the beginning of ASPERA (Astroparticle Physics ERANET), the European research landscape for Astroparticle Physics has greatly changed thanks to the efforts of scientists and funding agencies who worked for and participated in the various activities organised in the context of the EU-funded projects ASPERA-1 and ASPERA-2.
This adventure is now coming coming to an end. The scope of this event is therefore two-fold:
a) review and celebrate these activities: strategic roadamapping, relations with industry, interdisciplinarity (synergies with geology, biology, etc), international (european and non-european) collaborations, linking of scientists and research infrastructures, definition of computing models are some of the activities that will be presented during this one-day workshop.
b) prepare and project to the future through the new sustainable structure, the Astroparticle Physics European Consortium (ApPEC), which has been a bold step towards tighter collaboration amongst funding agencies aiming to coordinate the field and implement the roadmap priorities for the next years and in particular in the context of Horizon2020.
The agenda of the event is shown here.
All people interested in participating either from the agency side or from the scientific project side are very welcome (in the limits of available space, therefore please register here, there is no fee for participation).
This adventure is now coming coming to an end. The scope of this event is therefore two-fold:
a) review and celebrate these activities: strategic roadamapping, relations with industry, interdisciplinarity (synergies with geology, biology, etc), international (european and non-european) collaborations, linking of scientists and research infrastructures, definition of computing models are some of the activities that will be presented during this one-day workshop.
b) prepare and project to the future through the new sustainable structure, the Astroparticle Physics European Consortium (ApPEC), which has been a bold step towards tighter collaboration amongst funding agencies aiming to coordinate the field and implement the roadmap priorities for the next years and in particular in the context of Horizon2020.
The agenda of the event is shown here.
All people interested in participating either from the agency side or from the scientific project side are very welcome (in the limits of available space, therefore please register here, there is no fee for participation).
Participants
Agnes Reiter
Albert De Roeck
Alexander Sharov
Andreas Haungs
Anna Ostapczuk
Antonio Capone
Arnaud Goolaerts
ARNAUD MARSOLLIER
Astrid Chantelauze
Athina Meli
Benedetto D'Ettorre Piazzoli
Bernhard Fabianek
Bozena Czerny
Christian Spiering
Christian Stegmann
Christophe Collette
Daniel Bertrand
Emanuela Pistoia
Francisco del Aguila
Franz Linde
Franz von Feilitzsch
Gabriel Chardin
Hans-Jürgen Donath
Helene DEMONFAUCON
Hermann-Friedrich Wagner
Iliana Brancus
Ino Agrafioti
Janet Seed
Jenny Hiscock
Job de Kleuver
Lea Perinic
Maciej Krzystyniak
Maria Bojanowska-Sot
Michele Punturo
Mirjana Eckert-Maksic
Mátyás Vasúth
Nicolas Augé
Paolo Piattelli
Razmik Mirzoyan
Sandra Hesping
stavros katsanevas
Stefan Michalowski
Subir Sarkar
Thomas Berghöfer
Tihomir Suric
Vilmos Nemeth
Yaroslav Sorokotyaga
Zsuzsanna Koenig