Management
Effective and diligent management and coordination are vital to the success of a large EU-funded research project, such as SP-EU. Distinguishing between scientific coordination and organisational management tasks ensures seamless and efficient collaboration among our 22 partners across Europe, intending to produce high-quality results on time and maximise the project’s impact.
Scientific Coordination
Prof. Dr. Wolfram Herrmann
Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany
Farhad Rezvani, PhD
Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany
Prof. Dr. Wolfram Herrmann serves as the Deputy Director of the Institute of General Practice and Family Medicine at the Charité. Together with Dr. Farhad Rezvani and their team, their research focuses on the importance of tailoring social prescribing approaches to the specific needs of vulnerable patient communities, aiming to bridge the gap between primary healthcare and community-based support services.
Project Management
Sonja Leissner
Fürstenfeldbruck, Germany
concentris carries out the non-scientific tasks of EU projects – including project management, project dissemination and communication, and conference organisation – providing support and consultancy services for scientists and researchers at universities, businesses, and research institutes from the first project idea to the successful completion. Together with the coordinating institution (Charité), concentris serves as the project management office (PMO) and is the central point of contact for the SP-EU project and its consortium members.
