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LocationBrussels
ProgrammesThe European Regions Research and Innovation Network (ERRIN) organizes on the 7th of May a training on how to write a project for the upcoming calls within cluster 6 and the missions. During this interactive session there will also be an opportunity to get to know the other participants so an ideal place and time to find partners for your consortium.
There is a limited of places left for this training so we would like you to send your expression of interest in which you describe:
You can send this by email to kristof.vlaeminck@vleva.eu and pascal.verheye@vlaio.be but be aware that the deadline is already on the 21st of April. Shortly afterwards you will receive feedback whether you have been selected or not.
This is an overview of the calls you can choose from for this workshop:
SOIL MISSION CALLS
CLUSTER 6 CALLS
ADAPTATION MISSION CALLS
OCEAN MISSION CALLS
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