Events

EIC 2023 Challenges calls Info days
JAN
Thu
26
MAR
Thu
16

This was 2 years ago

Location

virtual

Programmes
EIC

A series of virtual information days is organised by the EIC Programme Managers on the European Innovation Council Pathfinder, Transition and Accelerator Challenges 2023 calls.

The sessions will take place in January, February and March. The full schedule of info days is available here

Only for the two sessions on 26 January prior registration is required. All sessions will be recorded and the recordings will be made available after the info days in the EIC event announcements.

In several sessions applicants searching for project partners have the option to present themselves in a very short presentation. In the majority of those sessions, the applicants interested to present are requested to contact the organisers before the info day. 

Each info day of the EIC Challenges info days series can be found in our event calendar or on the EIC programme page on our website (bottom of the page).

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