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The aim of the Grenoble Risk Institute is to federate and energize local research in risk sciences and training, and to strengthen the Université Grenoble Alpes position and visibility in this field, in conjunction with its network of partners. To this end, the institute is positioned as :

A one-stop shop and a label for local researchers on the theme, for example to build joint responses to calls for projects (ANR, Europe...).

An interface for networking local researchers with the national and international levels, as well as with a wide network of institutional, operational and private partners. In the short and medium term (2022-2030), the Risk Institute will act as a local contact within the Programme et Equipements Prioritaires de Recherche (PEPR) Integrated Risks Management (IRiMa) for the UGA, which is co-sponsoring this PEPR.

 

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