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ProgrammesThe NCP network for research infrastructures RICH Europe organises in collaboration with other Horizon Europe NCP networks a biannual webinar to promote Transnational and Virtual Access (TNA) to research infrastructures, which are financed in the framework of Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe projects.
This webinar is organized in collaboration with other NCPs' networks: HNN3.0 (Cluster 1 Health), Net4Society (Cluster 2 Culture, creativity and inclusive society), CLUSTER 4 (Digital, industry and space) and CARE4BIO (Cluster 6 Food, bioeconomy, natural resources, agriculture and environment). Participation to this webinar is free of charge and open to all the interested stakeholders. Link for MS Teams Virtual Room.
Programme of the webinar
10:00h-10:05h Presentation and welcome, Dr. Daniele Gizzi - APRE RICH Europe Project Coordinator
10:05h-10:45h TNA OPPORTUNITIES:
10:50h-11:00h Q&A session, All speakers
Database with TNA and VA opportunities
Find out more about TNA and VA opportunities in the RICH Europe Database on transnational and virtual access to research infrastructures for all scientific domains in this article and access the database here. The database can be filtered on scientific domain, the status of the call (open, closed, continuous, forthcoming and ongoing), type of access and project acronym.
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