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Register now: PRO INNO Europe® Annual Partnering Event 2012 PRO INNO Europe® is pleased to announce that its 2012 Annual Partnering Event will take place on 9-12 May in Porto (Portugal). The event will be organised under the title ‘Better practice is not enough – New innovation challenges require new approaches’. To read more check here.
Scientific ties between Europe and Russia has always been very tight. As a proof, Russia has 16 ongoing bilateral S&T cooperation agreements with the Member States and Associated Countries. Furthermore, the cooperation agreement with the European Commission aims to create a common space in which their respective research communities could work together in key strategic areas. The list of Russian S&T programmes is not exhaustive. Today, Russia request for the status of associated country with the FP7.
16 Dec 2011
ACCESSRU highlighted on Modern-Russia CenterWebsite
28 Nov 2011
ACCESSRU highlighted on EU-Russia Center Website
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October 2011
An overview of opportunities in Russia for European Researchers is now accessible in a new report by AccessRU
August 2011
A new ACCESSRU Newsletter have been published, in which INNOVA Europe was highlighted. Read the Newsletter.
The new European Commission's website on transport research is launched. The site, is offering information on DG Research and Innovation's policy on transport research, including relevant events, information on funding opportunities and policy priorities. It also provides examples of transport researches that are being funded by the European Commission to help make transport in Europe safer, greener and smarter.
SIP Bench II project - The objective of this study is to help parents to choose the most appropriate parental control tool that best fits their needs. This will be done by means of an expert assessment of products, tools and services that allow users to control children's access to inappropriate content online. As a result of each benchmarking cycle, a ranking list will be produced to help end users (notably parents) in the decision making process. The project will review parental control tools in 5 cycles until the end of 2012 and results will be public.
12 Dec 2011
Protect your children from Internet. Get involved and receive a one year license
How to protect our children from harmful contents on Internet? Thanks to the SIP Bench II project, parents can now get involved for the 4th time. Clik
here to read more.
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November 2011
Parents may today choose the most appropriate parental control tool based on the second results of SIP Bench II project here
January 2011
Results of the first benchmarking cycle released on 13 January 2011 are available here
Scientific ties between Europe and Russia has always been very tight. As a proof, Russia has 16 ongoing bilateral S&T cooperation agreements with the Member States and Associated Countries. Furthermore, the cooperation agreement with the European Commission aims to create a common space in which their respective research communities could work together in key strategic areas. The list of Russian S&T programmes is not exhaustive. Today, Russia request for the status of associated country with the FP7.
16 Dec 2011
ACCESSRU highlighted on Modern-Russia CenterWebsite
28 Nov 2011
ACCESSRU highlighted on EU-Russia Center Website
Show/Hide older information
October 2011
An overview of opportunities in Russia for European Researchers is now accessible in a new report by AccessRU
August 2011
A new ACCESSRU Newsletter have been published, in which INNOVA Europe was highlighted. Read the Newsletter.
The new European Commission's website on transport research is launched. The site, is offering information on DG Research and Innovation's policy on transport research, including relevant events, information on funding opportunities and policy priorities. It also provides examples of transport researches that are being funded by the European Commission to help make transport in Europe safer, greener and smarter.
SIP Bench II project - The objective of this study is to help parents to choose the most appropriate parental control tool that best fits their needs. This will be done by means of an expert assessment of products, tools and services that allow users to control children's access to inappropriate content online. As a result of each benchmarking cycle, a ranking list will be produced to help end users (notably parents) in the decision making process. The project will review parental control tools in 5 cycles until the end of 2012 and results will be public.
12 Dec 2011
Protect your children from Internet. Get involved and receive a one year license
How to protect our children from harmful contents on Internet? Thanks to the SIP Bench II project, parents can now get involved for the 4th time. Clik
here to read more.
Show/Hide older information
November 2011
Parents may today choose the most appropriate parental control tool based on the second results of SIP Bench II project here
January 2011
Results of the first benchmarking cycle released on 13 January 2011 are available here
