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TEMPUS NETCENG Conference Agenda 24 – 25 November 2014 Minsk, Belarus Belarusian State University NETCENG project annual Conference 24 – 25 November 2014 TEMPUS NETCENG Conference Agenda 24 – 25 November 2014 Minsk, Belarus Belarusian State University Administrative office 4, Nezavisimosti ave. 220030 Minsk www.netceng.eu Belarusian State University NETCENG project annual Conference 24 – 25 November 2014 24.11.2014 SESSION 1 opening of the conference (5a Bobrujskaya str., 2d floor, Rectorat) 08:45 - 09:15 Transfer from the hotel to the university main building 09:15 - 09:30 Registration of Conference participants 10:00 - 10:15 Conference opening ceremony: Greeting to Conference Participants from the Rector of BSU, academician Sergey Ablameyko 10:15 - 10:30 NETCENG project: objective, structure and currently status of the project. Project Management Director - Dr. Arnold Sterenharz (ECM Space technologies GmbH, Germany) Presentations (-.pttx) - Master Class of European and responsible target universities on the content of developed teaching materials for new curricula and modules 10:30 - 12:30 Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Brunel University London Technische Universität Berlin Ryazan State Radio Engineering University Omsk State Technical University 13:00 - 14:30 photo session Lunch (6, Bobruiskaya str., 4th floor, cafe „Vasilki“) SESSION 2 Coordination meeting of the Project council (20, Leningradckaya str, International Relations Faculty, 5th floor, room 520, coffee-break room 507 ) 15:00 – 16:00, preliminary reports of the target universities on the implementation of the project plan: • Belarusian National Technical University • Belarusian State University • Polotsk State University • Kazan National Research Technical University n.a.Tupolev • Ryazan State Radio Engineering University • Far Eastern Federal University • Ural Federal University • State Research and Production Space Center • Omsk State Technical University • Cherkassy State Technological University • National Aviation University • National Technical University of Ukraine “Kyiv Polytechnic Institute” 16:00 – 16:15 • Requirements of the employers to young doctor engineers. -State Research and Production Space Center (Samara,RU) 16:15 – 16:40 Coffee-break 16:40-17:00 Administrative, financial and co-finance issues 17:40 – 18:00 Conclusions and assessment of the results of the of the first project year 19:00 - 21:30 Dinner offered by coordinator and BSU 21:30– 23:30 Tour of the night Minsk, Departure to hotel www.netceng.eu Belarusian State University NETCENG project annual Conference 24 – 25 November 2014 25.11.2014 SESSION 3 Coordination meeting of the Project council (20, Leningradckaya str, International Relations Faculty, 5th floor, room 520, coffee-break room 507 ) 09:30 – 10:00 Transfer from the hotel to the university main building 10:00 – 11:30 Discution and agreement of the Setup of a test model Doctoral program (third level) for the target universities 11:30 – 11:45 coffee-break (room 507) 11:45 – 13:30 Discussion of upcoming project activities for the project year 2015: list of purchased equipments and literature, development of curricula and educational materials, plan of the next annual conference, plan of trainings courses at EU-Universities-Train supervisors, retrain academic teachers; regional coordination meetings, project publication, dessimination/sustaunability events, quality control; prepare/conduct International Doctoral Summer School; Set up "Doctor Engineers in Labour Market (DLM) offices"; prepare Master Classes; begin of the Pilot teaching, starting of the Pilot operation of DLM offices, DCR labs, Joint WEB platform Prepare, publish, purchase syllabi, tutorials, handbooks preparation for NTO project monitoring, involvement of new members to the project activities and etc., 13:30 – 14:30 Lunch (6, Bobruiskaya str., 4th floor, cafe „Vasilki“) 14:30 – 16:00 Discussion Примечание – Presentations of universities on the first day (SESSION SESSION 1 and 2) are accompanied by a MS PowerPoint presentation (*.ppt; *.pttx) Important information Convenient and economical option to get to the city center by bus (via the link): http://airport.by/en/transport/regular-route-bus HOTEL: IBB Hotel Minsk (Adress: Prostekt Gazety Pravda 11, Minsk) All rooms for participant of the annual NETCENG meeting are booked! Our transfer service will take you to the university in the morning. Meeting point: IBB Hotel Minsk lobby Monday Meeting time: 8:45 Tuesday Meeting time: 9:30 www.netceng.eu Belarusian State University NETCENG project annual Conference 24 – 25 November 2014 24.11.2014 The meeting will take place under the following address: SESSION 1 opening of the conference 5a Bobrujskaya str., 2th floor, Rectorat 24.11.2014 SESSION 2 and 25.11.2014 SESSION 3 The meeting will take place under the following address: 20, Leningradckaya str, International Relations Faculty, 5th floor, of. 520 www.netceng.eu Belarusian State University NETCENG project annual Conference 24 – 25 November 2014 LIST OF PARTICIPANT Name, No. Organisation Name Position email Surname P1) Vilnius Gediminas Technical Pranas Head of Institute of 1 [email protected] University (Vilnius, Lithuania) Baltrėnas Environmental Protection P1) Vilnius Gediminas Technical Raimondas Asocc. Profesor of Dept. of 2 [email protected] University (Vilnius, Lithuania) Grubliauskas Environmental Protection P2) Technische Universitat Berlin (Berlin, Dmitriy Researcher of Institut fur Luft 3 [email protected] Germany) Ostroverkhov und Raumfahrt P2) Technische Universitat Berlin (Berlin, Dmitriy Researcher of Institut fur Luft 4 [email protected] Germany) Bogdanov und Raumfahrt P3) Brunel University London (Uxbridge, Tatiana Lecturer, Electronic and 5 [email protected] United Kingdom) Kalganova Computer Engineering Arnold 6 P4) ECM Space Technologies GmbH Manager [email protected] Sterenharz Ludmila 7 P4) ECM Space Technologies GmbH Manager [email protected] Sczesny P5) Belarusian National Technical Nikolay Head of Deptartment of Laser 8 [email protected] University (Minsk, Belarus) Kuleshov devices and technology P5) Belarusian National Technical Kanstantsin PhD student of Deptartment of 9 [email protected] University (Minsk, Belarus) Harbachenia Laser devices and technology P6) Belarusian State University (Minsk, Vladimir Head of Institute of Physics & 10 [email protected] Belarus) Saetchnikov Aerospace technologies P6) Belarusian State University (Minsk, Elina Professor of Department of 11 [email protected] Belarus) Tcherniavskaia Physics P7) Polotsk State University Alena 12 Head of the Postgraduate Office [email protected] (Novopolotsk, Belarus) Kremneva P7) Polotsk State University Siarhei 13 Head of International Office [email protected] (Novopolotsk, Belarus) Piashkun P8) Kazan National Research Technical Head of Institute of Automation Andrey 14 University n.a.Tupolev (Kazan, Russian and Electronic Instrument [email protected] Ferenets Federation) engineering P8) Kazan National Research Technical Evgenii Senior lecturer of Department of 15 University n.a.Tupolev (Kazan, Russian [email protected] Fedorov Electrical Equipment Federation) P9) Omsk State Technical University Alexey Head of Department of Aircraft 16 [email protected] (Omsk, Russian Federation) Iakovlev and Rocket building P9) Omsk State Technical University Lev Vice-rector on Education 17 [email protected] (Omsk, Russian Federation) Shtripling Methodology P10) Ryazan State Radio Engineering Sergei Vice-Head of Department of 18 [email protected] University (Ryazan, Russian Federation) Gusev Space Technologies www.netceng.eu Belarusian State University NETCENG project annual Conference 24 – 25 November 2014 P10) Ryazan State Radio Engineering Aleksandr Head of Department of Space 19 [email protected] University (Ryazan, Russian Federation) Taganov Technologies P10) Ryazan State Radio Engineering Natalia Head of Institute of Foreign 20 [email protected] University (Ryazan, Russian Federation) Esenina Activities P10) Ryazan State Radio Engineering Victor 21 Rector [email protected] University (Ryazan, Russian Federation) Gurov P11) Far Eastern Federal University Sergei Vice-Director of School of 22 [email protected] (Vladivostok, Russian Federation) Golikov Engineering Head of Department of Materials P11) Far Eastern Federal University Yulbarskhon 23 Science and Technology of [email protected] (Vladivostok, Russian Federation) Mansurov Materials P11) Far Eastern Federal University Tatyana 24 Vice-rector [email protected] (Vladivostok, Russian Federation) Terenteva P12) Ural Federal University named after Manager of Department of the first President of Russian Federation Anna 25 maintenance of training, High [email protected] B.N.Yeltsin, (Ekaterinburg, Russian Kolobaeva Engineering School Federation) P12) Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russian Federation Stepan Assoc. Professor of Institute of 26 [email protected] B.N.Yeltsin, (Ekaterinburg, Russian Stepanov Material Sciences and Metallurgy Federation) P12) Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russian Federation Maria Assoc. Professor of Institute of 27 [email protected] B.N.Yeltsin, (Ekaterinburg, Russian Popova Material Sciences and Metallurgy Federation) Asocc. Profesor of Department of P13) Cherkassy State Technological Yuliya Computer and information 28 [email protected] University (Cherkassy, Ukraine) Bondarenko technologies and instrument making P14) National Aviation
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