- October 20, 2005
John Hancock Conference Center
40 Trinity Place, Room 201
Boston, MA 02116
HOT TOPIC: GEOFF LOVES RADG!!!
Geoff loves RADG and Boston and he promises to provide the latest information on the coordinated effort across federal agencies to identify the need for new policies to respond to the rapidly changing nature of basic and applied research--for example, the increasingly interdisciplinary nature of research and the need to acknowledge multiple PIs. The developing policies on research business models stand to have an impact on all institutions that apply to the federal government for any kind of research opportunity that may bring an institution, whether small or large, in partnership with one another, or with business or international partners. You will learn about initiatives to address optimal support for technical operations of sophisticated scientific instrumentation, consistent agency research terms and conditions, and common progress report formats. He will also provide information on the latest activities on export controls and the Federal research budget. Geoff will be particularly interested in hearing from you how these initiatives may impact your faculty and institutions.
Please join us for an interesting and informative discussion.
GUEST SPEAKER:
- Geoff Grant, Staff Director
Research Business Models Subcommittee
National Science and Technology Council and
Deputy Director for Management, Operations and Policy
National Science Foundation.
PLEASE NOTE: Registration begins at 9:00am. Discussion begins at 10:00am
Please join us for lunch immediately following the discussion.
TO REGISTER VIA CREDIT CARD, PLEASE VISIT https://www.ncura.edu/conferences/reg/regional/2005/region1/radg/RADG.asp
OR
MAIL OR FAX YOUR RESERVATION TO ARRIVE NO LATER THAN October 17, 2005.
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