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ProgrammesGetting ready for the opening of the calls for 2021 also implies finding (potential) partners. To facilitate this, you can participate in a brokerage event with pre-arranged online Face2Face meetings. This brokerage event complements the official and EC-organised Cluster 4 Info Day.
In this context the network of Space National Contact Points, COSMOS2020plus with support of the Enterprise Europe Network (EEN), is organising a free of charge online Space Brokerage Event on 28 June 2021. The event will give participants the opportunity to matchmake with others through pre-arranged meetings in order to identify possible collaborations and business cases and to facilitate the setup of Horizon Europe project consortia. For this, registrants will enter profiles including search terms comprising the Space call titles of 2021 and 2022 (Space calls from both years are foreseen to be opened in parallel in October 2021, please see the topics here).
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Why participate?
Participation in this matchmaking event is free of charge. Registration is mandatory.
More information and how to register can be found via this link: https://cosmos2020plus-heu-cluster4-space-brokerage.b2match.io/
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