The Supervisory Board is the key governance structure of the ENIGMA network. It hosts one representative each of the academic and industrial partners and two representatives of the recruited ESRs.
The partners have a concern for gender equality. In a field where men are traditionally more represented, the supervisory board is composed of at least 20% women.
Missions
- assess scientific research training programme
- coordinate actions of the TTC, EIC and selection committees
Composition
1. CNRS Rennes | Philippe Davy |
2. CSIC Barcelona | Jesus Carrera |
3. Forschungszentrum Jülich, Agrosphere Institute IBG-3 | Sander Huisman |
4. Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research | Jan Fleckenstein |
5. University of Liège | Frédéric Nguyen |
6. University of Tübingen | Olaf A.Cirpka |
7. University of Copenhagen | Majken Looms Zibar |
8. University of Lausanne | Niklas Linde |
9. Neuchâtel University | Philipp Brunner |
10. µQuans | Bruno Desruelle |
11. Itasca Consultants S.A.S. | Caroline Darcel |
12. SILIXA (partner not beneficiary) | Athena Chalari |
Stanford University | Jef Caers |
Oregon University | John Selker |
University of Montpellier | Cédric Champollion |
BRGM | J-Christophe Maréchal |
SKB | Jan-Olof Selroos |
AQUA | Guillaume de Schepper |
University of Mons | Pascal Goderniaux |
ACQUA | Mireia Iglesias Carrera |
Representatives for the ESRs, elected in Liège in October 2017:
Alejandro Fernandez Visentini and Veronika Rieckh