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Overcoming Challenges in EUROATOM Projects: Insights from a Project Manager

Explore the viewpoint of a Project Manager on navigating the complexities of EUROATOM projects within the H2020 framework, including issues related to proposal communication, financial procedures, motivation barriers, and specific EUROATOM challenges like safety requirements, cultural differences, limited industrial partners, and public awareness challenges. Learn about presented brochures and posters from various collaborating institutions.

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Overcoming Challenges in EUROATOM Projects: Insights from a Project Manager

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  1. EUROATOM 2016-2017 Project Manager Point of View Jacek.Gajewski@ncbj.gov.pl National Centre for NuclearResearch, Poland Jacek Gajewski

  2. General H2020 PM issues • Huge number of possibilities offered by H2020 • Efficient proposal and project<->EC communication systems • Complicated financial procedures, formulated in difficult language; no easy way of getting binding interpretation; lack of knowledge of auditing „algotithms”. • Low motivation to embark on H2020 projects due to strongly limited salary limits (+8000 EUR/year/FTE limit). Especially perceptible in low basic salary countries from CEE Jacek Gajewski

  3. Specific EURATOM PM issues • Both research and networking are more difficult due to high security and safety requirements, which differ from country to country • Different „safety cultures” among different nations -> tensions among partners • Limited number of industrial partners, especially SMEs -> communities are small • Research vs. Business balance • Nuclear power is sensitive (often political and unstable) issue + low public awareness -> dissemination and sustainability are sometimes difficult Jacek Gajewski

  4. AGENDA Jacek Gajewski

  5. Agenda of short projects presentations Jacek Gajewski

  6. Broshures and Posters Broshures and postersweredelivered by: • Institute of NuclearChemistry and Technology Poland; • Istituto Nazionale Geofisica e VulcanologiaItaly; • Lithuanian Energy Institute, Nuclear Engineering LaboratoryLithuania; • PROCHEM S.A. Poland; • National Centre of Public HealthMoldavia; • National Institute of Materials Physics Romania; • IZNAB Poland; • National Institute of Public Health - National Institute of Hygiene Poland; • Institute of Solid State PhysicsLatvia; • Czestochowa University of Technology Poland; • AGH University of Science and Technology Poland; • Silesian Centre for EnvironmentalRadioactivity Poland; • Institute of EnvironmentalGeochemistryUkraine Jacek Gajewski

  7. Broshures and Posters • GTD Sistemas de Información Spain; • Institute of Electron Physics Ukraine; • INFN Genova, Italy Jacek Gajewski

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