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One hour TALK- New European Research Area - Anna Panagopoulou, DG RTD
MAY
Thu
16
10:30 - 11:30

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Enhancing EU R&I Horizon Europe

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The webinar will deal with "Towards the implementation of the New European Research Area:
status, achievements, next steps" presented by Anna Panagopoulou, the Director of Directorate ERA & Innovation in DG RTD, European Commission. More details in the attached file.

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