Languages of the webinar: Dutch, French, English // Talen van het webinar: Nederlands, Frans, Engels
Global health research, European opportunities and co-supervision of thesis - Netherlands/Belgium/France
Wednesday, December 2, 2020, from 9:30 am to 11:30 am
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In a context of very dense research cooperation between France, Belgium and the Netherlands, this webinar aims to present good practices on co-supervision of thesis and to present opportunities for cooperation in the field of health (Food, Pharmaceuticals, Medicine, Biology, Veterinary, Global Health). In addition to the possibilities of links between France, Belgium and the Netherlands, the European dimension will be central to the exchanges. Website of the event
Program
9:30 am - Introductory message on the importance of scientific cooperation
- S. H. E. Mrs. Hélène FARNAUD-DEFROMONT, Ambassador of France in Belgium
- S. Mr. Luis VASSY, Ambassador of France to the Netherlands
9h40 - Part 1: Opportunities for cooperation at the European level
Presentation of the European context and the opportunities of the next framework program. Examples of cooperation opportunities.
Moderator: Carle BONAFOUS-MURAT, Permanent Delegate of the CPU in Brussels, President of CLORA
- Mrs. Virginie SIVAN, French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation, representative on the health program committee
- Mr. Pierre VAN DAMME, Director of the Vaccine Evaluation Center of the UAntwerpen
- Ms. Connie BEZZINA, Professor of Molecular Cardiogenics at the University Hospital of Amsterdam
10h35 - Part 2: How to encourage co-supervision of thesis?
Testimonials of initiatives on thesis co-supervision, particularly in the context of European universities.
Moderator: Carle BONAFOUS-MURAT, Permanent Delegate of the CPU in Brussels, President of CLORA
- Prof. Rachid BENNACER, UPSaclay, PhD Coordinator for International Relations (EUGLOH)
- Ms. Bibiane FRECHE, Ph D, ULB Doctoral Unit (coord.) / Postgraduate Unit (Head) - Université Libre de Bruxelles (CIVIS)
- Mr. Alexandre BONVIN, Professor, Scientific Director of the Bijvoet Centre for Biomolecular Research at the Department of Chemistry of the University of Utrecht