The organisation

ARTTIC assists clients from all business and research sectors, small and large, private and public, to ensure the success of their collaborative research & innovation ventures. During close to 32 years of success, ARTTIC developed and demonstrated expertise in the set-up and management of to date 400 large-scale ambitious projects of which 96 were successful under H2020 calls. Based on its long-standing experience in a range of funding programmes across scientific and technological domains, ARTTIC helps clients to move from strategic plans to effective competitive research and development of innovative solutions, resulting in successful applications and businesses. ARTTIC is a company of the PNO Consultants group, the European leader for consultancy in innovation and funding.

 

In EPITARGET, ARTTIC supports the project coordinator in the operational project management tasks as well as dissemination activities.

Key staff involved in the project

Sara Skogsater, Senior Consultant, joined ARTTIC in January 2005. In particular, she has worked on proposals and projects within the theme Health and Life sciences in different research areas such as RNAi, toxicology, stem cells, iPSCs, drug development, infectious diseases, oncology, neurodegenerative diseases and neural injury.

Sara advises and manages all aspects related to the building and management of a collaborative project, such as the collaborative design, the proposal writing, the budget setup, the operational, financial and contractual follow-up once the project started, the consortium management and the communication and reporting towards the European Commission. The quality of her work has been recognised notably by the ESNATS (FP7) consortium who officially acknowledges her excellent coordination capabilities in one of their scientific publications.

Sara holds a Master of Science in International Business from the Gothenburg School of Economics and Commerical Law, Sweden.

Caroline Schuster, Project Manager, joined ARTTIC in September 2017. She holds a master degree in European Studies from the Sorbonne Nouvelle university in Paris. Upon graduating she gained first expertise as project manager in CEA's Institute for Nanoscience and Cryogenics, after which she went to work in the International Cooperation department of the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), and then in the Collaborative Research Funding department of INSERM Transfert. Through her work in supporting FP7 projects - mainly international cooperation and collaborative projects in health - as well as H2020 proposals, she has years of experience managing research projects.

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