PNO Consultants realiseert financieringsoplossingen voor innovatie-, research- en investeringsambities. Samen met onze klanten ontwikkelen wij innovatieve projecten, vragen publieke of private financiering aan en ondersteunen in de uitvoering van deze projecten. Onze activiteiten brengen ons in contact met de meest uiteenlopende thema’s zoals energie, chemie, ICT, zorg en voeding. Vanuit 8 vestigingen in Nederland werken zo’n 275 specialisten dagelijks voor interessante klanten: van klein tot zeer groot, van ondernemer tot publieke instelling. PNO is internationaal actief met 20 vestigingen in heel Europa.

The MoRRi research group is part of the Res-AGorA project. Res-AGorA aims to develop a normative and comprehensive governance framework for Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI).MoRRI provides an overview of current European developments in and experiences with RRI. It monitors recent activities in RRI in a number of European countries such as Austria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain and the UK. MoRRI provides statistical data, country reports and key documents on RRI in selected European countries.MoRRI informs the interested public, stakeholders from research, industry, civil society, as well as policy makers at the European and national levels about recent developments in RRI and about instruments promoting RRI. It is my task to conduct desk research and contact public, private and other research and governance actors that are currently involved in research within the area of responsible innovation. The research questions contain the responsibility in funding research and responsibility in performing research and innovation. This 2nd round of data collection is a follow-up study. The first round of research provided an inital understanding of the dimensions, the actors, the techno-scientific domains and the variety of policy mechanisms that have been applied considering responsible innovation.

Established in 1988, the European Law Moot Court competition is one of the most well-known moot court competitions in Europe and around the world. The subject matter of the dispute involves EU law and the participants engage in a moot proceeding before the Court of Justice of the European Union. One of the features of ELMC is the use of English as well as French language requiring the participants to change the language in course of their arguments when presenting their causes of action. The participants first submit written claims stating causes of action with the best teams from all over the world meeting in 4 regional finals. The winning teams will confront each other in moot court finals which will be held on the premises of Court of Justice of the EU in Luxembourg. The panels evaluating the performance of students are drawn from the serving and retired justices of the Court of Justice, professors of law as well as other distinguished experts focusing on EU law.

Interviewing inhabitants of the municipality of Enschede for the local authority which led to investments in depressed districts.

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