The 16th Annual Conference of the European Association of Research Managers and Administrators (EARMA) took place at the University of Ljubljana during the 20th - 23rd of June 2010.

16th EARMA Annual Conference

Grand Challenges in Research Management and Administration in Europe

University of Ljubljana, 20 – 23 June 2010

Introduction 

The 16th Annual Conference of the European Association of Research Managers and Administrators (EARMA) took place at the University of Ljubljana (link to Uni. Ljubljana) during the 20th - 23rd of June back in 2010. The main Conference workshops and sessions took place on a Monday the 21st and Tuesday 22nd of June. A welcome reception was planned for 20th June, and the Conference Dinner took place on the evening of 21st June.


The main theme of the Conference was ”Grand Challenges in Research Management and administration in Europe” and the event considered how modern research managers can contribute to this aim.

Draft Programme 

Although still in the early stages of planning, the Conference programme consisted of plenary and keynote lectures, as well as a wide variety of parallel workshops and sessions dealing with many practical aspects of research management and administration. The programme in later years was divided into three subject ‘tracks’, and aims to cover the following:

Further details concerning the Conference programme, exhibition, social events, and registration process were released in weeks later and will became available on the EARMA conference website.

Please note, that the conference is open to the members of EARMA. If you are not already a member, you are encouraged to become a member either as an individual or as an institutional member:see the application form.

May they take this opportunity to thank the University of Ljubljana for hosting their Conference during that year. The location of the 2010 Annual Conference gave you the opportunity not only to visit a historic university with a strong reputation, but also to discover a flourishing scientific region.