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LocationKarlsruhe (DE)
ProgrammesThis matchmaking event is focused on call topics in Cluster 4 (digitalisation and industry) and Cluster 5 (batteries and hydrogen). It is a one-day event, with 1 plenary session and six thematic workshops with pitching sessions, and B2B meetings. The main domains covered are:
- Manufacturing, Circularity & Energy-Intensive Industries
- Raw Materials
- Advanced Materials
- Energy Storage (Battery Value Chain and Hydrogen)
- Artificial Intelligence
- ICT
The event includes a get-together in the afternoon of 4 February 2026, providing a relaxed setting for participants to meet each other before the official start.
As it is a matchmaking event, participants of all types and backgrounds - e.g. SMEs, Industrials, Researchers, Universities, Laboratories, Cities and Public Authorities - are welcome.
Participation is free of charge but registration is mandatory since the number of on-site participants is limited. More info and registration on the event website.
Background: KETs (Key Enabling Technologies) in Horizon Europe are generic technologies like advanced manufacturing, advanced materials, AI, micro/nanoelectronics, photonics, life sciences, and security/connectivity. They're prioritized in EU industrial strategy to support innovation and help SMEs quickly develop and test innovations.
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