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Research to Reality: Digital Solutions to European Challenges
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06

This was 1 year ago

Location

The EGG, Brussels

Barastraat 175, 1070 Brussels
Programmes
Digital, Industry & Space Digital Europe

Research to reality: Digital Solutions to European Challenges is an event organised under the Belgian presidency in cooperation with the European Commission. 

It will address the following questions:

  • How does Europe gain strategic leadership in key digital technologies, with real benefits for its citizens and businesses?
  • How can Europe's research on digital technologies help to achieve the ambitions of its Digital Decade and of the twin transition?
  • What are the challenges for creating a well-streamlined European digital funding and investment landscape, and how to overcome them?

The first day will feature keynotes, interactive breakout sessions and workshops aimed at creating mutual synergies between digital research in Horizon Europe and actions in the Digital Europe Programme. Inspired by current achievements and by the audience's needs, insights and experience, the conference will aim to develop concrete recommendations and actions for better aligning these major European digital funding and investment programs.

For more information on the event and to register, please visit the event website.

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