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All, just a note that Dave Richardson and I are attending the INORMS conference in Copenhagen in a couple of weeks.   I will attend any Horizon 2020 sessions that are available and report back what I hear on the status (including any powerpoints or handouts).

Let me know if you have anything in particular you want me to look out for.   

Hilsen (Danish for Sincerely)

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Dan Nordquist
Assistant Vice President / Director
Washington State University
Pullman WA
509-335-9661
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Dear Dan:

We very much look forward to hearing your and Dave's update on Horizon 2020 and what we can anticipate for future collaborations with our EU colleagues and partners.

Thanks so much!

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Denise Wallen
Research Officer and Senior Fellow; Research Assistant Professor
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque NM
505-277-7649
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-27-2012 13:51
From: Dan Nordquist
Subject: INORMS 2012 and Horizon 2020

All, just a note that Dave Richardson and I are attending the INORMS conference in Copenhagen in a couple of weeks.   I will attend any Horizon 2020 sessions that are available and report back what I hear on the status (including any powerpoints or handouts).

Let me know if you have anything in particular you want me to look out for.   

Hilsen (Danish for Sincerely)

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Dan Nordquist
Assistant Vice President / Director
Washington State University
Pullman WA
509-335-9661
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As promised, I have uploaded the Horizon 2020 presentations, from INORMS 2012, into the Library.
 
The bottom line is...available Horizon 2020 funding for entities outside the EU is only for "sole source" purposes.   If your faculty member is the ONLY faculty member in the world that does a specialized type of work, THEN and only then can they access funds, otherwise, you have to "pay to play".  Pay to Play is another way of saying we have to cost-share (just like FP7).  

We do have institutions that are involved in this manner, so looking at the presentations will be important for you.

Needless to say, I was disappointed.  

Regards, 

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Dan Nordquist
Assistant Vice President / Director
Washington State University
Pullman WA
509-335-9661
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-27-2012 13:51
From: Dan Nordquist
Subject: INORMS 2012 and Horizon 2020

All, just a note that Dave Richardson and I are attending the INORMS conference in Copenhagen in a couple of weeks.   I will attend any Horizon 2020 sessions that are available and report back what I hear on the status (including any powerpoints or handouts).

Let me know if you have anything in particular you want me to look out for.   

Hilsen (Danish for Sincerely)

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Dan Nordquist
Assistant Vice President / Director
Washington State University
Pullman WA
509-335-9661
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Thanks Dan for sharing this.  Much appreciated.  And perhaps we can hear more about it at PRA VI.

Best,
Denise

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Denise Wallen
Research Officer and Senior Fellow; Research Assistant Professor
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque NM
505-277-7649
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Original Message:
Sent: 05-29-2012 11:22
From: Dan Nordquist
Subject: INORMS 2012 and Horizon 2020

As promised, I have uploaded the Horizon 2020 presentations, from INORMS 2012, into the Library.
 
The bottom line is...available Horizon 2020 funding for entities outside the EU is only for "sole source" purposes.   If your faculty member is the ONLY faculty member in the world that does a specialized type of work, THEN and only then can they access funds, otherwise, you have to "pay to play".  Pay to Play is another way of saying we have to cost-share (just like FP7).  

We do have institutions that are involved in this manner, so looking at the presentations will be important for you.

Needless to say, I was disappointed.  

Regards, 

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Dan Nordquist
Assistant Vice President / Director
Washington State University
Pullman WA
509-335-9661
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-27-2012 13:51
From: Dan Nordquist
Subject: INORMS 2012 and Horizon 2020

All, just a note that Dave Richardson and I are attending the INORMS conference in Copenhagen in a couple of weeks.   I will attend any Horizon 2020 sessions that are available and report back what I hear on the status (including any powerpoints or handouts).

Let me know if you have anything in particular you want me to look out for.   

Hilsen (Danish for Sincerely)

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Dan Nordquist
Assistant Vice President / Director
Washington State University
Pullman WA
509-335-9661
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NOTE:  The files are uploaded in the "Funding" folder.

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Dan Nordquist
Assistant Vice President \/ Director
Washington State University
Pullman WA
509-335-9661
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-27-2012 13:51
From: Dan Nordquist
Subject: INORMS 2012 and Horizon 2020

All, just a note that Dave Richardson and I are attending the INORMS conference in Copenhagen in a couple of weeks.   I will attend any Horizon 2020 sessions that are available and report back what I hear on the status (including any powerpoints or handouts).

Let me know if you have anything in particular you want me to look out for.   

Hilsen (Danish for Sincerely)

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Dan Nordquist
Assistant Vice President / Director
Washington State University
Pullman WA
509-335-9661
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