Events

Horizon Europe proposal workshop
NOV
Fri
13
08:30 - 14:15

Starts in 1 month from now

Location

Hendrik Consciencegebouw

Koning Albert-II laan 15
1210 Brussels
Programmes
Health Culture and society Digital, Industry & Space Climate, Energy, Mobility Agro-Food, Environment

After the success of the previous editions, NCP Flanders announces the 5th edition of the “Horizon Europe proposal workshop”, organised by Horizon Europe National Contact Points NCP Federal BE, NCP-FNRS, NCP Wallonie & NCP Flanders.

The target audience is limited to researchers and staff members of federal or FWB institutions or organisations located in Flanders or Wallonia, willing to participate in the Horizon Europe programme as a beneficiary. 


On the agenda:

  • Participants will discuss proposals from most Horizon Europe clusters simultaneously in smaller groups (pillar 2 clusters with exception of cluster 3), that have been evaluated by the European Commission in the past, guided by an experienced evaluator and the NCPs in this field
  • The discussions will be followed by a networking lunch

Note: material used during previous editions of this workshop will be re-used: attendance is therefore less relevant if you already participated in this workshop in the past. Priority is given to participants who have not attended yet. 

Deadline for registration: 28 October 2026

More detailed information and the link to register you can find here.

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