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Starts in 23 hours from now
LocationBrussels
This conference brings together researchers, policymakers, research managers and other stakeholders to look at the role of research networks in European research and innovation. It focuses on current discussions around the European Research Area and FP10, including widening, young researchers, inclusiveness, innovation and competitiveness. The programme is designed to combine keynote input, policy discussions, participant pitches, poster sessions and networking.
The COST Conference 2026 looks at how research networks contribute to a more inclusive and impactful European research and innovation landscape. Sessions are set to cover recent developments in the European Research Area and FP10, with input from high-level speakers and experts, as well as contributions from COST Action participants on what successful research networks need from FP10.
The programme is expected to include a keynote speech, discussions with leading voices shaping ERA and FP10, pitches from COST Action participants, poster sessions showing COST Actions with policy impact, and networking opportunities. The organisers indicate that further programme details are to be announced.
Registration is required via the online form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=Zev0-Eti8kKeXV5xrzk-VWFDg9DroqZIie6aHXZSLChUM0xPNDE4QUlSRE1FQlhRVVVHNlZSR0tTMS4u&route=shorturl. Venue information is available from Residence Palace: https://residencepalace.be/en
researchers, policymakers, research managers, other European research and innovation stakeholders, because the event focuses on ERA, FP10 and the role of research networks in shaping European R&I collaboration and funding
Interested participants can register through the online form and follow programme updates from the organisers.
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