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Horizon 2020 proposal workshop
OCT
Tue
22
07:00 - 11:00

This was 6 years ago

Location

University Foundation



Egmontstraat 11



1000 Brussels


Programmes
Horizon 2020

After a general introduction about proposal writing, we discuss in smaller groups simultaneously per field a Horizon 2020 proposal that has been evaluated by the European Commission in the past, guided by an experienced evaluator and a NCP of this field.  

The Horizon 2020 domains for which an interactive workshop will be organised, are

  • Societal Challenge 1: Health
  • Societal Challenge 2: Food, bioeconomy
  • Societal Challenge 3: Energy
  • Societal Challenge 5: Climate
  • Societal Challenge 6: Inclusive and reflective societies
  • Industrial leadership: NMBP

The target public are researchers from companies, universities, research organisations, public institutes, etc. in Belgium, that are less experienced in proposal writing for Horizon 2020 actions but are interested in participating in.

This is in co-organisation with all NCP organisations in Belgium.

For the detailed programme and registration click here

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