Information session focusing on changes and developments within the European research environment.

The Royal Irish Academy (RIA) invites Members, and others with an interest in European research policy, to an information morning in Belfast chaired by Daniel Carey, President of the RIA. The session will focus on updates within the European Research Environment.

Speakers from the RIA, the British Academy, and from the European federation of academies of sciences and humanities, ALLEA, will explore topics including funding under the next multi-annual financial framework, the work of the ALLEA Science Policy Standing Committee, selected issues under the current European Research Area (ERA) Policy Agenda 2025-27 and the proposed EU legislation on the ERA.

Event Programme

09:30 - Introduction from Daniel Carey, President of the Royal Irish Academy

09.40 - Presentation from Daniel Kaiser, deputy director of the European federation of academies of sciences and humanities, ALLEA, about the work of ALLEA’s Science Policy Standing Committee and of the EU-funded projects in which ALLEA is a partner.

10:25- Briefing on EU research funding with an emphasis on preparation for the next Framework Programme, with Hugo Clarke (British Academy) and Jennifer Kenneally, RIA senior policy and international relations manager

11:10- Coffee break

11.30- Briefing on the proposed European Research Area legislation

12.15- Closing Remarks

12.30- Event Close

Eolas faoi Acadamh Ríoga na hÉireann

Is cumann léannta neamhspleách, uile-oileáin é Acadamh Ríoga na hÉireann, a bunaíodh sa bhliain 1785. Tacaíonn an tAcadamh le scoláireacht agus taighde sna heolaíochtaí, sna daonnachtaí agus sna heolaíochtaí sóisialta. Tá tuairim is 680 comhalta tofa ann agus 80 ball foirne, agus déanann siad ionadaíocht ar son na hÉireann go hidirnáisiúnta, cuireann siad comhairle shaineolach ar fáil don rialtas, déanann siad taighde, déanann siad deontais taighde a riaradh, eagraíonn siad comhdhálacha agus léachtaí poiblí, cuireann siad leabhair agus irisí acadúla i gcló, agus déanann siad cúram de leabharlann taighde.

About the Royal Irish Academy

The Royal Irish Academy (RIA), established in 1785, is an all-island, independent learned society and academic body that champions research by supporting and promoting scholarship in the sciences, humanities and social sciences. Its elected membership of approximately 680 individuals and 80 staff represent Ireland internationally, provide expert advice to government, carry out research, administer research grants, organise conferences and public lectures, publish academic books and journals, and maintain a research

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