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ProgrammesThe Big Science Business Forum is organised by 11 European Research Infrastructures (RIs) focused on technology. By organising a business oriented congress they aim to create a meeting point between RIs and industry. The second edition is postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic to 4-7 October 2022. In the run-up to the conference a webinar series is organised on the topic ‘A look into the future of Big Science infrastructures.’
Miniseries Episode #1: Strategic view, roadmaps and development programmes of astronomy research infrastructures
Miniseries Episode #2: Fusion: Strategies, roadmaps and development programmes
Miniseries Episode #3: High-Energy Accelerators and Synchrotrons: strategies, roadmaps and development programmes
All information on the webinars can be found on this webpage
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