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Brokerage Event for Eureka Clusters AI 2021 call
APR
Thu
22
09:00 - 17:00

This was 5 years ago

Location

Online

Programmes
ICT

Though strictly speaking not related to Horizon 2020 or Horizon Europe, this event could turn out to be one of the best brokerage events you'll see in 2021 in the field of Artificial Intelligence.

This event is the stepping stone to jump-start the preparations for projects that will be submitted for the Eureka Clusters AI Call 2021. This is a transnational call, meaning that every organisation has to requiest funding at their local innovation agency - in Flanders this is VLAIO. More information on the VLAIO website.

This means of (Flemish R&D) funding can be interesting for you. But even when that is not the case, you could consider participating as this is the place to be, to meet existing and new R&D players in the field of Artificial Intelligence this spring.

Next to the Brokerage event, an efficient online tool set has been created for you to shape project idea(s) and to help you identify potential project partners to build consortia.

  • In the AI Call 2021 Project idea tool (login required), project ideas can be uploaded and viewed.
  • Via the Partner search tool (login required), you can search for a specific expertise and invite interesting potential project partners to join your consortium.

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