Opening

• Pontus Lindberg

Setting up a Baltic Science Link – a Flagship project of the Action Plan of the European Union Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region

• Johan Holmberg (Swedish Research Council, Coordinator of the flagship project)

Strategies fostering innovation in the Baltic Sea Region – using Structural Funds to create the maximum access to infrastructure for researchers and companies

• Jelena Angelis (technopolis |group|)

Positions of the DG Regio concerning Research Infrastructure, regional co-operation and use of structural funds in the Baltic Sea Region

• Johan Magnusson (European Commission, Regional Policy Directorate General)

Positions of the DG Research & Innovation concerning Research Infrastructure, regional co-operation and use of structural funds in the Baltic Sea Region

• Christos Vasilakos (European Commission, DG Research & Innovation)

Research Hubs in the Baltic Sea Region - An explorative Study about Research Cooperation and the Usage of Research Facilities in Physics and Life Sciences

• Simon Falck (KTH, Stockholm)

How can large-scale Research Infrastructures be interesting to one of the biggest worldwide car manufacturers, The Volkswagen way

• Xabier Larráyoz Izcara

Estonian Beam Line at MAX IV Laboratory – reasons choosing Lund and using Structural Funds

• Ergo Nõmmiste (Institute of Physics, University of Tartu)

Project SCIENCE LINK – Network between world-leading Cluster of large-scale Research Infrastructure of Photon and Neutron Sources and Users fostering Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Baltic Sea Region

• Uwe Sassenberg (Projektträger DESY)

Discussion

Summary of the workshop