thanks Bruno, i've added the item to next meeting's agenda.

cheers,
Miguel

On 22/11/17 20:42, Bruno Giacomazzo wrote:
> Hi Miguel,
>     in Trento we had a school, but not in Stockholm (we had just a one-day 
> tutorial) or in Palma. In 
> Trento I remember covering part of the traveling expenses for two of the 
> lecturers (I had some 
> financial support also by my department and from another professor).
> 
>     Having a school would be nice, but maybe we can find lecturers that could 
> come at no cost 
> because interested in attending anyway the workshop. We could also 
> investigate if we could arrange 
> to have together with the ET workshop/school a meeting of a working group of 
> one of the existing 
> COST actions (that could help). But this is something we need to discuss. 
> Next Monday I will be at 
> the office and we can discuss during the ET call.
> 
> Cheers,
> Bruno
> 
> 
> 2017-11-22 10:10 GMT+00:00 Miguel Zilhão 
> <[email protected] 
> <mailto:[email protected]>>:
> 
>     hi Bruno and all,
> 
>     for sure we could find funds for coffee breaks and such. the reason i was 
> mentioning a more
>     detailed budget was that in one of the telecons it was mentioned 
> organising something more in
>     the spirit of a school. this would require lecturers and/or invited 
> speakers... so for this sort
>     of event some more funds would be required. is this something worth 
> considering, or shall we
>     stick to the format used in the previous meetings?
> 
>     thanks,
>     Miguel
> 
> 
>     On 21/11/17 12:59, Bruno Giacomazzo wrote:
> 
>         Dear Miguel,
>             Einstein Toolkit workshops are very informal. The first one we 
> had in Europe (Stockholm
>         2015) did not have any supporting funds, but for a small donation 
> from Christian Ott that
>         covered the cost for coffee breaks (which consisted in cookies, 
> juices, and coffee bought at
>         a local supermarket). In Trento 2016 I had a grant that I used to 
> cover lunches and coffee
>         breaks for the participants, while in Palma 2017 the meeting was 
> hosted in a resort which
>         had all inclusive (so coffee breaks and lunches were included in the 
> accommodation expenses
>         paid by each participant).
> 
>              As long as we can have a room where we can meet (equipped with a 
> projector and a
>         blackboard, plus wifi and power strips), that is fine. If you can 
> find some money to support
>         coffee breaks that could be useful.
> 
>              The most important thing is that there should not be any 
> conference fee charged to
>         participants.
> 
>         Cheers,
>         Bruno
> 
> 
>         2017-11-20 23:32 GMT+00:00 Miguel Zilhão 
> <[email protected]
>         <mailto:[email protected]>
>         <mailto:[email protected]
>         <mailto:[email protected]>>>:
> 
> 
>              hi Helvi and all,
> 
>              thanks, this looks very nice. Portugal is not part of the RES, 
> however, so i don't
>         think we can
>              apply for this if we are to organise the workshop in Lisbon... 
> this seems to be only
>         for researchers
>              based in Spain.
> 
>              speaking of that, though, in order to see if we could find local 
> funds to organise the
>         European ET
>              meeting/school here in Lisbon, it would be good if we had some 
> sort of budget to see
>         how much would
>              be needed... since i'm not too experienced in these things, does 
> anyone have something
>         like that
>              (maybe from previous editions)? should we also create a working 
> group for this?
> 
>              thanks,
>              Miguel
> 
>              On 20/11/17 18:14, helvi witek wrote:
>              > Hi Miguel, everyone,
>              >
>              > the Spanish Supercomputing Center (BSC/RES) opened this year's 
> call for scientific
>         workshops. Would
>              > that be something to support the Einstein Toolkit meeting in 
> Lisbon next year?
>              > Please check the information below and their website. The 
> proposal does not look to
>         involved and the
>              > BSC/RES would fund up to 3000euros per accepted event. The 
> deadline is 18th December.
>              >
>              > cheers,
>              > Helvi
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