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Sustainable Economy in Horizon Europe - International INSE 2024
OCT
Wed
23
OCT
Thu
24

This was 1 year ago

Location

Warsaw, Poland

Sheraton Grand Warsaw, Bolesława Prusa 2 Street
Programmes
Climate, Energy, Mobility

The Sustainable Economy in Horizon Europe INSE 2024 event is a unique opportunity to establish direct contact between researchers and entrepreneurs. The formula of the event is based on: Pitching, Networking and Matchmaking sessions.

Date 23rd - 24th October 2024

Format: On-site only (no virtual participation)

The event is focused on areas related to sustainable economy in particular on the:

  • Capabilities of the Polish industry within the European ecosystem
  • Infrastructure for sustainable economy
  • Technologies, raw materials and advanced materials for defense and civil applications
  • Partnerships in Horizon Europe and the benefits of participating in them
  • Hubs4Circularity
  • New technologies for the recovery of metals and critical raw materials
  • Sustainable construction
  • Clean energy & clean mobility
  • Innovative solutions for transport

For more information and to register for this event, please visit the dedicated page.

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