Harnessing Synergies: EU Projects Come Together at University of Münster
The TReND coordinators, Claudia Voelcker-Rehage and Julian Rudisch, recently participated in a workshop that brought together representatives from five different EU-funded projects to explore synergies and share best practices and lessons learned. The event took place on September 18th as part of the DVS Hochschultag, the annual conference of the German Society of Sport Science. The workshop highlighted the potential for collaboration and knowledge-sharing between projects, and demonstrated how combining resources and expertise can lead to even greater impact.
In addition to the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions doctoral network TReND, four other EU funded projects were represented: an EU COST Action (PhysAgeNet), an ERA Talent Action (TBrainBoost), a Horizon 2020 project (PROCare4life), and an Erasmus+ project (Age-Well). These projects showcased their diverse approaches to tackling common challenges in fields such as healthy aging, physical activity, and rehabilitation
The event demonstrated the value of bringing together different projects and perspectives, and highlighted the potential for synergies to emerge when diverse stakeholders work together towards common objectives. We look forward to potential new collaborations and hope to facilitate synergies between EU projects in the future!
