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EIC Pathfinder Challenges WP 2025 Info Day
APR
Fri
04
09:00 - 13:00

Starts in 3 days from now

Location

Brussels

Albert Borschette Congress Center, Rue Froissart 36, 1040 Brussels
Programmes
EIC

The European Innovation Council (EIC) kindly invites you to its Info Day about the EIC Pathfinder Challenges, published in the EIC 2025 Work Programme. The Info Day takes place in Brussels on Friday, 4 April 2025, right after the EIC Summit 2025. It consists of a plenary session explaining the specific characteristics of EIC Pathfinder Challenge calls, and parallel sessions by the EIC Programme Managers Ivan StefanicFederica ZancaFranc Mouwen and Carina Faber. Please see the agenda below. 

All parts of the Info Day will be livestreamed and recorded. Recordings and slides will be made available for the public after the Info Day. Remote participants can participate in the discussions and Q&A by submitting their questions via sli.do. For general questions, you are invited to consult the EIC Pathfinder FAQ website

To participate in person to the Info Day, please register here by 25 March.

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