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Belgian COST Info Session for Proposers 2021
MAY
Tue
04
10:00 - 12:00

This was 4 years ago

Location

Online

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COST

The Belgian COST Contact Points will organize a COST Info Session for Proposers in order to support researchers/actors that are preparing a COST proposal as the main proposer for the next COST Open Call OC-2021-1 which will close on 29 October 2021 at 12:00 noon CET.

This info session is planned for Tuesday 4 May 2021 from 10h00-12h00 and will take place virtually. Priority will be given to main proposers but secondary proposers and research administration staff are also welcome to attend this info session. Participation is only official and guaranteed after receiving a written confirmation!

More information on the agenda and registration is available here.

Registration remains open until 27 April 2021.

N.B.: Researchers/actors that are looking for general COST information are advised to watch the recording of the COST Online Info Day which took place on 23 February 2021.

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