Datum: 11. August 2011 12:52:55 MESZ
An: "Cubitt S.R." <s.r.cubitt@soton.ac.uk>, "Brailsford S.C." <s.c.brailsford@soton.ac.uk>, "Price N." <n.price@soton.ac.uk>, "Matthews N.S." <n.s.matthews@soton.ac.uk>, "Beales R.M." <richard.beales@soton.ac.uk>, "Earl G.P." <graeme.earl@soton.ac.uk>, "Foster S.A." <s.a.foster@soton.ac.uk>, "Galsworthy A.J." <ajg1m10@soton.ac.uk>, "Harris L.J." <l.j.harris@soton.ac.uk>, "Kling G." <g.kling@soton.ac.uk>, "Moreau L." <lavm@soton.ac.uk>, "Parikka J." <j.parikka@soton.ac.uk>, "Reynolds N." <n.reynolds@soton.ac.uk>, "Saxby S.J." <s.j.saxby@soton.ac.uk>, "Stalla-Bourdillon S." <s.stalla-bourdillon@soton.ac.uk>, "Warren L." <l.warren@soton.ac.uk>
Can we please consolidate them so we are not talking passed each other?
Am 11.08.2011 um 12:52 schrieb Galpin D.:
We might want to be cautious about whether funding from AHRC can be used to fund international partners / researchers (p2p looks like it might be). Niki P was going to double check that point with AHRC.
This is important for the Centre structure. Do all participating (associated?) researchers have to be residents at Southampton? Exchanging researchers and Ph.D. students would be an obvious form of cooperation with partners like Berkman and IvIR. Who would be paying: the sending or the receiving institution?