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Innovative Health Initiative - Info session to prepare for IHI Call 9
OCT
Thu
10
10:30 - 11:30

This was 1 year ago

Location

Online

Programmes
Health

For IHI call 9, the Innovative Health Initiative (IHI) will pilot a novel, applicant-driven approach to the call. 

To help potential applicants prepare for the call IHI is organising an online info session with the aim to:

  • present the scope of IHI's next call for proposals;

  • demonstrate how to use the new brokerage platform to create a personal profile, publish project proposals, and search for both potential partners and interesting proposals;

  • describe how to apply to deliver a pitch and present a poster at the brokerage event., which will follow on 12 & 13 november.


More information and registration on the IHI website.
The event will be recorded and the slides and recording will be published here. Registration is free but obligatory.

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