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ProgrammesAn info day gives prospective applicants (and other stakeholders of EU research and innovation) the opportunity to get information and ask questions about what’s new, and thus grasp the best possible overview of the upcoming call topics. This event complements the brokerage event on digital topics and on industry topics.
The programme for Cluster 4 is as follows
09:00 Presentation of Horizon Europe and Cluster: intervention Logic
11:00 Horizontal Issues
13:15 Parallel Sessions
> Destination 1: CLIMATE NEUTRAL, CIRCULAR AND DIGITISED PRODUCTION
> Destination 6: A HUMAN-CENTRED AND ETHICAL DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL AND INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES
> Destination 5: OPEN STRATEGIC AUTONOMY IN DEVELOPING, DEPLOYING AND USING GLOBAL SPACE-BASED INFRASTRUCTURES, SERVICES, APPLICATIONS AND DATA
09:00
> Destination 6: A HUMAN-CENTRED AND ETHICAL DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL AND INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES
10:30 Parallel Sessions
> Destination 2: INCREASED AUTONOMY IN KEY STRATEGIC VALUE CHAINS FOR RESILIENT INDUSTRY (GROW)
> Destination 3: WORLD LEADING DATA AND COMPUTING TECHNOLOGIES
12:15
> Destination 4: DIGITAL AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES FOR COMPETITIVENESS AND FIT FOR THE GREEN DEAL
14:30 Parallel Sessions
> Destination 2: INCREASED AUTONOMY IN KEY STRATEGIC VALUE CHAINS FOR RESILIENT INDUSTRY (GROW)
> Destination 4: DIGITAL AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES FOR COMPETITIVENESS AND FIT FOR THE GREEN DEAL
All further information (including links to the webstreams and slido for questions) can be found on https://www.horizon-europe-infodays2021.eu/event/cluster-4-digital-industry-space
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