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ProgrammesBridge2Horizon, the network of national contact points (NCPs) supporting the transition to the world's largest research & Innovation programme, Horizon Europe, is organising an online Face2Face brokerage event on 2-3 December to accompany the launch of Horizon Europe’s second year of calls, and the launch of calls Technology and Experimentation Facilities (TEF) in Artificial Intelligence in multiple sectors under the Digital Europe (DIGITAL) programme. Calls for the sectoral TEFs under DIGITAL are expected to open in the 2nd half of February 2022.
The brokerage event is supported by the networks of NCPs for Digital and Industry. Face2Face brokerage events traditionally attract over 1000 academics, researchers, industrial stakeholders, SMEs and public sector actors from across Europe and beyond. The matchmaking event offers a unique opportunity to meet your ideal collaborators for upcoming calls. Furthermore, the marketplace, will feature top digital experts to complement consortia in other areas of high relevance to achieve Europe’s green & digital transformation.
More information and registration on https://digital-industry-2021.b2match.io/
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