EIB-University Action: 2009 annual meeting
- Date: 10 December 2009
- Location:Luxembourg
Luxembourg
The EIB-University Action Programme hosted its third annual meeting, on December 10, 2009 at the EIB-headquarters in Luxembourg. The meeting was very well attended, with participants from Oxford Brookes University (UK), Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (ES), Università di Bologna (IT), Università Ca'Foscari di Venezia (IT), EURANDOM (NL), Università degli Studi di Milano (IT), Tilburg University (NL), Technische Universität München (DE), University of Sterling (UK), Imperial College (UK), University College London (UK), and Adam Mickiewicz University (PL).
During the morning session participants had an overview of the various activities that the programme is sponsoring. Since it started its activities in late 2006 under EIBURS, the Bank has launched 11 lines of research, and signed 8 research agreements on various topics. The first 4 EIBURS were completed in September/October 2009 and at the meeting the research coordinators presented the main results of their research. During the same period, the Bank financed 13 young researchers under STAREBEI, of which 4 are currently under implementation. For the first time this year the EIB also hosted participants from three networks (UNIMED, FEMISE, and C.R.E.D.I.T.) and representatives from the European Regional Science Association (ERSA).
In the afternoon the EIB-University Action hosted two parallel seminars on topics with research supported by the programme: (i) Infrastructure funds, (Presentation by Eva Kaspers and Florian Bitsch, Researchers at the Technische Universität München); and (ii) Growth, Innovations and Investments: the Economic Impact of mobile telecoms (presentation by Pantelis Koutroumpis, Researcher, Imperial College, Business School).
The list of participants and the programme of the day are now available.
Speakers' presentations
EIB
EIB-Universities Research Action: Third Annual Meeting by Luisa Ferreira, coordinator of the programme
Implementation and Performance of the EIB-Universities Research Programme: Disbursements and Other Implementation Procedures by Rosa Mendoza, coordinator of the programme
EIBURS
Measuring Socially Sustainable Urban Regeneration in Europe by Tim Dixon from Oxford Brookes University
Public /Private partnerships by José Manuel Vassallo from the University of Madrid
The Economic Valuation of Patents by Federico Munari from Bologna University
Quantitative analysis and analytical methods to price securitisation deals by Henrik Jonsson from EURANDOM
Public Investment Under Budgetary Constraints in New Member States by Chiara del Bo from the University of Milan
Financing Young Innovative Firms in Europe by Fabiana Peñas from Tilburg University
Infrastructure and Infrastructure Financing by Christoph Kayserer from the CEFS (Center for Entrepreneurial and Financial Studies)
Designing Markets for Ecosystem Services Delivery by Frans de Vries from the University of Stirling, Scotland
STAREBEI
Transport Infrastructure Financing Through Land Value Capture: Applications to Estonia by Luca Cocconcelli from University College, London
Growth, Innovations and Investments: The Economic Impact of Mobile Telecoms by Pantelis Koutroumpis from Imperial College London Business School
The SOCARBES Project by Helen Ding from the University of Venice
Investing in Urban Sustainable Development in Poland: Risks and Opportunities for Urban Development Funds by Michal Meczynski from the Adam Mickiewicz University
Networks
Mediterranean Universities Union by Marcello Scalisi from UNIMED
The Euro-Mediterranean Forum of Institutes of Economic Sciences by Constantin Tsakas from FEMISE
The CREDIT Network by Loriana Pelizzon
European Regional Science Association by Marie Hervo
Afternoon Seminars
Infrastructure and Infrastructure Financing by Florian Bitsch from the CEFS (Center for Entrepreneurial and Financial Studies) and Eva Kasper from Munich Technical University
Growth, Innovations and Investments: The Economic Impact of Mobile Telecoms by Pantelis Koutroumpis from Imperial College London Business School










