Events

ERRIN & UnILiON Brokerage Event for Horizon Europe Cluster 5
NOV
Wed
04
10:00 - 12:00

Starts in 3 weeks from now

Location

Online

Programmes
Climate, Energy, Mobility

ERRIN and UnLiON online brokerage event brings together researchers and stakeholders from the public and private sectors to explore collaboration opportunities under 2027 Horizon Europe Cluster 5 – Climate, Energy and Mobility.

The event is designed to facilitate the sharing of project ideas, knowledge, and expertise among participants. It also helps participants identify partners for future consortia and connect with organisations preparing proposals for upcoming Horizon Europe calls with 2027 deadlines.

You may register as:

  • Attendee - to follow the pitching session and explore collaboration opportunities
     
  • Pitch presenter -  to deliver a 3-minute pitch outlining a project idea or relevant expertise aligned with Cluster 5 topics (For this option, the registration deadline is 26 October 2026)

For more information and to register, please visit: errin.eu

 

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