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Integrated geo-spatial information technology and its application to resource and environmental management towards the GEOSS (IGIT)

Start date: Jan 20, 2011, End date: Jan 19, 2015,

"The IGIT project aims at developing a prototype system for data collection, analysis and dissemination for informed decision making; a step towards the goals of GEOSS. This staff exchange programme embraces a broad palette of research centres in China and Europe to streamline their activities towards the complex prototype system with the following main function: integrated geo-spatial information ...
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Researchers of tomorrow live among us – A Hungarian Night for Researchers 2013 (REACH tomorrow)

Start date: Jun 1, 2013, End date: Dec 31, 2013,

In Hungary the partnership of 18 institutions (one organisation managing and coordinating EU and educational and training grants, 14 top universities, two research institutes, one Observatory and numerous additional HEIs, science museums, research institutes and research groups joining the consortium as indirect partners) will organise RN 2013 with the aim of enhancing the public recognition of re ...
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A Hungarian Night for Researchers 2011- Hungary-EU Research Careers (HEURECA 2012)

Start date: Jun 1, 2012, End date: Dec 31, 2012,

"The protagonists of the 2012 RN will be researchers and the focus of the event will be on their public recognition. We will make a special effort to provide opportunities for both the public and the researchers to learn and think outside the box and present the truth that are behind stereotypes.Researchers will be at the center of all the individual programmes and of the awareness raising activit ...
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A Hungarian Night for Researchers 2011- Hungary-EU Research Careers (HEURECA)

Start date: Jun 1, 2011, End date: Dec 31, 2011,

"We will focus on enhancing researchers’ public recognition. Researchers, presented as persons that everyday people can relate to, can draw attention to science; and can make science seen as a casual but interesting adventure. Better understanding science can also lead to improving researchers’ recognition. Thus, the main message of the event will emphasize the human, accessible yet important figu ...
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