Informacije u vezi kurseva i obuka u EU:
- The National Food Institute, Technical University of Denmark organize a course on Risk- Benefit Assessment in Foods:
– The Risk Benefit research group at DTU Food will organize their highly successful course ”Risk-Benefit Assessment in Foods: methods for quantifying health effects” 5 – 14 November 2019, at Lyngby campus in Denmark.
– The full time eight day PhD-course has a multidisciplinary focus, including nutrition, toxicology and microbiology, and will learn the participants how the combined health risks and benefits associated to food intake can be assessed and quantified.
– International PhD students and other interested researchers are welcome to join the course. The course description can be found at https://www.kurser.dtu.dk/2019-2020/23839.aspx. There is a fee of 750 DKK (about 100 euro) for PhD students from EU/EEA countries, for other participants the course fee is 6750 DKK (about 900 euro). Registration deadline is October 1st, full = full.
- As every year the three weeks induction of the EU-FORA programme will take place in EFSA facilities in Parma – Italy from 2 to 20 September. The induction is a three week intensive training programme covering main aspects of Chemical and Microbiological Risk Assessment.
The precise agenda for this year is not ready yet, but you can find attached last year’s agenda and not many changes are anticipated (just please note that the dates and other details will be slightly different).
https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/engage/fellowship
It should be clear that EFSA can offer only the training. All other provisions (tickets, accommodation, subsistence etc) will be responsibility of your own organisation or from other sources you may identify (for example EU delegation in your countries).
Please let us know of any possible interest for participation latest by 26 July.
- EFSA launched the public consultation on the Orientations towards the first Strategic Plan implementing Horizon Europe, the next EU R&I Framework Programme. This consultation focuses in particular on the pillar “Global Challenges and European Industrial Competitiveness” and its six thematic clusters.
The outcome of this consultation will initially contribute to set the scene of the European Research and Innovation Days, taking place in Brussels from 24 to 26 September 2019.
News page: Have your say on future objectives for EU-funded research and innovation
Consultation: Horizon Europe Co-design 2021-2024
Orientations document: CO-DESIGN VIA WEB OPEN CONSULTATION Summer 2019
Policy Conference: European Research and Innovation Days
- Institute of Environmental Medicine, Karolinska Institutet offers the following course in autumn 2019:
Novel methods and approaches in health risk assessment, November 18-22, 2019.
The course is intended for PhD students and other participants from academia as well as participants from authorities and industry.
Application deadline: September 13, 2019.
Application and further information:
https://ki.se/en/imm/international-training-in-health-risk-assessment