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ECS Brokerage Event
FEB
Tue
07
FEB
Wed
08

This was 3 years ago

Location

Brussels

Hotel Le Plaza
Adolphe Maxlaan 118/126
1000 Brussel
Programmes
Digital, Industry & Space

This will be the fifth edition of the Electronic Components and Systems (ECS) Brokerage Event. This two-day get-together is the perfect way to prepare your proposals for KDT-JU calls and other ECS related calls.

The preparation of project proposals and meeting potential consortium partners will be core business. Just like last years, AENEAS, EPoSS and Inside join their forces again to create a perfect environment for ECS experts from all over Europe to come together.

On-the-spot private break-out spaces, face-to-face project idea discussions, a poster exhibition area, the ECS Brokerage Event 2023 offers a wide variety of networking opportunities. How to apply? The ECS Collaboration Tool explains how to get the best out of the event! 

The ECS Brokerage Event 2023 has a limited availability and first come, first serve. More information about the programme, speakers and venue can be found on the event website

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