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The workshop organised by the Community for European Research and Innovation for Security (CERIS) aims at presenting and discussing European research and innovative solutions, as well as further capability needs, relevant for security in fighting illicit trafficking and criminal activities in the flow of goods and services across the external borders of the European Union, including the security of e-commerce, financial transactions, and/or the circumvention of sanctions.
Interested audience include practitioners, especially customs and law enforcement authorities, but also innovators and policy makers on capabilities such as those related to detection of threats in the flow of goods and services, and risk assessment. The Workshop will bring together updates and EU-funded projects of innovative European technologies in this field, from big data analysis to advanced and safe detection technologies that minimise the disruption to trade flows; present experiences and opportunities of collaborative research and innovation in Europe; and discuss how research results can be more efficiently exploited.
Please find the agenda of the event attached. Registrations are requested via this link.
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