ICoRSA mission is to advance the welfare of researchers and in particularly advance the career prospects and career development path of researchers. In spite many initiatives, proposals and policies issued over the last decade or two, there’s been very little…
ICoRSA participated in the kick-Off meeting for the SECURE project. SECURE stands for “Sustainable Careers for Researcher Empowerment” which started officially on 1 January 2023 and will be implemented for 24 months. The meeting was hosted by the project coordinator PLOCAN, the…
ICoRSA will present the Open and Universal Science Project OPUS at the Webinar “Get inspired and get aboard: Everything you need to know about 2023 – 2024 ERA calls” as a best practice example on Thursday, 12 January 2023, 10:00…
ICoRSA is one of the 18 European partners that form the consortium of the SECURE project – Sustainable Careers for Researcher Empowerment. The project has started on 1 January 2023 with an implementation period of 24 months. The Sustainable Careers for…
ICoRSA vice-Chair Gianna Avellis with the help of G.Dalton arranged two meetings at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, respectively with Pedro Manuel, and Carl Vannetelbosch, both from UNESCO. Our vice-chair Dr. Gianna Avellis introduced Davide Gross, Chairperson of the UNESCO 2022…
This past week, the World Science Forum (WSF), recently took place in Cape Town, South Africa attracting thousands of delegates from 141 countries all around the world. In fact, it was the first the World Science Forum was held on…
Representatives of ICoRSA, Gordon Dalton (Chair) and Rosarii Griffin (Director) are presenting our organisation and projects at the World Science Forum (WSF) in South Africa that is being held 6-9 December 2022. First day of the WSF, ICoRSA with support…
As a partner of the GRRIP project, ICoRSA will attend the project closing event when all project results and outcomes will be presented. Our researchers Lars Lorenz and Eric Jensen will present their work on assessing the RRI status at…
