Grenoble INP-UGA is hosting the 7th Unite! Dialogue from the 28th February until the 2nd March, bringing together the whole Unite! community of the nine partner universities. After being granted additional funding for another four years in the Erasmus+ program, this particular Dialogue is the opportunity for all the members working in Unite! projects (Communities (E+), Work Packages (H2020), JPROV and IDEM) to gather and make decisions shaping the future of the Alliance.
We welcome everyone from the university members who is collaborating within Unite! Erasmus+ and H2020 or other Unite! projects and initiatives to join this event.
The plenary session and the presentation of conclusions will be in hybrid format, and thereby available for all members of Unite! partners.
As usual, there will also be slots for Communities and Work Packages meetings during all three days. This Dialogue will specially encourages transversal sessions between communities. There will be an open transversal session between the Digital Campus Community and all other work groups, in the form of interactive round-tables.
Unite! Dialogues are the key format to raise the visibility of Unite! within the member universities and their ecosystems, and to disseminate the Unite! vision among university faculty, staff and students.
We welcome everyone from the university members who is collaborating within Unite! Erasmus+ and H2020 or other Unite! projects and initiatives to join this event.
The plenary session and the presentation of conclusions will be in hybrid format, and thereby available for all members of Unite! partners.
As usual, there will also be slots for Communities and Work Packages meetings during all three days. This Dialogue will specially encourages transversal sessions between communities. There will be an open transversal session between the Digital Campus Community and all other work groups, in the form of interactive round-tables.
Unite! Dialogues are the key format to raise the visibility of Unite! within the member universities and their ecosystems, and to disseminate the Unite! vision among university faculty, staff and students.