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COST Conference 2026 - The role of networks in European research
OCT
Thu
22
09:00 - 17:30

Starts in 1 week from now

Location

Brussels

Residence Palace
Wetstraat 155, 1040 Brussels
Programmes
COST

This conference will focus on the role of research networks in European research and innovation. It addresses current discussions around the European Research Area and FP10, including the role of widening, young researchers, inclusiveness, innovation and competitiveness.

The conference will bring together researchers, policymakers, research managers, and other stakeholders from across Europe to discuss and explore the latest developments in shaping the future of European research and innovation, with a particular focus on the European Research Area (ERA) and FP10. Discussions will look at how research networks can contribute to a more inclusive and impactful European R&I landscape.

The programme will include a keynote speech, discussions with speakers involved in shaping ERA and FP10, pitches from COST Action participants on what successful research networks need from FP10, and poster sessions showing COST Actions with policy impact. Programme details are due to be announced later via the COST website.

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