AEN 2025 CONFERENCE | REGISTER NOW TO RECEIVE AN EARLY BIRD RATE
We are pleased to announce that registrations are now open for the AEN 2025 Conference! #AEN2025
The AEN 2025 Conference will take place in Newcastle, Australia! We thank The University of Newcastle as the official conference venue host.
This year's conference theme is "Ethics & Integrity Uncharted: Navigating New Roles and Emerging Challenges”.
Register now to secure the early bird rate! Click here to learn more.
ARMS 2025 CONFERENCE
Announcing... the ARMS 2025 Conference! #ARMS2025
The 2025 conference will be held in Melbourne from the 10-12 September 2025 at the Pullman Melbourne Albert Park.
The theme is "Navigating the Playing Field: Innovation in a Complex Landscape".
Registrations are now closed due to reaching the full venue capacity, but waitlist is available!
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REGISTRATIONS FOR THE 2025 INORMS MADRID CONGRESS ARE NOW OPEN!
Registrations are now open for the 2025 International Network of Research Management Societies (INORMS) Congress to be hosted by the European Association of Research Managers and Administrators (EARMA).
This prestigious event will be held at the IFEMA Palacio Municipal in Madrid, Spain from 6-8 May 2025.
The Congress theme “A Sustainable Profession in a Sustainable World”, exploring the pivotal role of research management in shaping a sustainable future for our profession and the world at large.
Sub-themes for the conference include:
Building Better RMA Services
Governance and Regulation
Knowledge Valorisation
Open Science
Proposal, Award, and Project Management
Responsible Use of AI in Research Management
Transnational Collaborations
Sustainability in RMA
Responsibility, Ethics, and EDI in Research and Innovation
Full details about the Congress, including how to register are available on the EARMA website.
ARMS 2024 CONFERENCE: CHAPTER TRAVEL AWARD AND RMIT PAUL TAYLOR AWARD RECIPIENTS POST CONFERENCE REPORTS!
We are excited to share the Chapter Travel Award and RMIT Paul Taylor Award recipients post conference reports!
The reports will outline what they learned from their experience at the 2024 conference.
Chapter Travel Award:
Katie Borroz, The University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau
Renee Clapham, Cancer Council Victoria
Bea Contreras, University of Tasmania
Claudia Del Campo, Monash Data Futures Institute, Monash University
Emily Fong, University of Canberra
Anthea Hall, The University of Adelaide
Kirsty Hartman-Ward, The University of Adelaide
Melissa Hilton, The University of New South Wales
Sandrine Kingston-Ducrot, The University of Queensland
Sanita Kratina, Edith Cowan University
Belinda Lee, James Cook University
Cara Linley, Australian National University
Hemant Pathak, Curtin University
Venus Rahmani-Afoosi, University of Technology Sydney
Natalie Reed, University of Newcastle
James Savage, Southern Institute of Technology | Te Pūkenga
Julie Ward, University of the Sunshine Coast
Natasha Wiggins, University of Tasmania
Additional Awardees:
Sara Gollschewski, University of Queensland
RMIT Paul Taylor Award:
Dr Helen Stanley, La Trobe University
Congratulations once again to all award recipients!
Click here to learn more about the ARMS 2024 Darwin Conference
