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One hour with Europe Webinar: The EIC upcoming opportunities & future perspectives
FEB
Wed
12
14:00 - 15:00

This was 9 months ago

Location

online

Programmes
Digital, Industry & Space Climate, Energy, Mobility EIC

NTNU Brussels Office invites you to their next digital edition of One Hour with Europe -  "The European Innovation Council: Upcoming opportunities and future perspectives" with Keith Sequeira, Head Of the European Innovation Council Unit at DG Research & Innovation, in the European Commission.

A presentation about the European Innovation Council (EIC) upcoming opportunities in 2025 among which, a higher budget, strengthened funding instruments, and a new STEP-focused initiative. The webinar will also give the chance to challenge Mr. Sequeira about the role the EIC will play in the future FP10.

Do not miss your chance to engage directly with Keith Sequeira during the Q&A session, where he will address selected questions submitted by attendees.

Register here by the 11th of February 12:00. A link to the webinar room will be sent out shortly after registration.

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