Event Agenda

The primary purpose of the Basic Research Programme financed by the EEA and Norway Grants is to enhance research-based knowledge development through research cooperation between Poland and the Donor States. The National Science Centre acts as the Programme Operator since December 2018, following the rule of financing excellent scientific projects realised by research teams from Poland and the Donor States. On the Norwegian side, the programme is partnered with the Research Council of Norway. Our ambition is to ensure the best administrative support to the Programme beneficiaries, including foreign researchers conducting their projects at the Polish research institutions. Both Polish-Norwegian cooperation and coming to the renowned foreign scientists to Poland boost the internationalization and effective involvement of the Polish research society in promising, excellent initiatives and actions in the area of knowledge and innovation.

Project awarded under the GRIEG call for Polish-Norwegian research projects covering all areas of basic research, including polar research and social sciences

Project awarded under the GRIEG call for Polish-Norwegian research projects covering all areas of basic research, including polar research and social sciences

Project awarded under the SGS POLS call, which supports incoming mobility of researchers from abroad, who are residents and working outside Poland.

During the discussion, the Open Access will be looked at from different conceptual angles. First, the panel discussion will revolve around the importance of Open Access publishing versus the traditional scientific communication landscape. The panelists will provide their insights into the Open Access’ impact on research, researchers and beyond academia. Then, the discussion will be approached through the lens of Open Science concept as a new model of doing research. The experts will look into Open Access impact on the research assessment. The panelists will also discuss main challenges to full and immediate Open Access and present their views on its future.