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Registration open: HNN3.0 brokerage event - Horizon Europe Cluster 1 Health (2027 calls)
NOV
Tue
24
NOV
Wed
25

Starts in 4 weeks from now

Location

Online

Programmes
Health

The Horizon Europe Network of Cluster 1 National Contact Points (HNN 3.0) is organising a brokerage event dedicated to the forthcoming 2027 health calls under the Horizon Europe programme. 

The aim of the event is to support stakeholders interested in upcoming Horizon Europe calls in fostering strong partnerships. Participants can pitch project ideas, identify partners, and join consortia.

More information and registration can be found here. Registration closes on 20 November.

Participants have the opportunity to present their organisations and ideas and/or expertise for a project proposal in the form of a brief oral presentation (pitch). Deadline for the submission of a pitch presentation (optional) is 13 November, 16h00.

This brokerage event is organised back-to-back with the Commission Info Day on the Horizon Europe 2027 health topics, which takes place on 26 November 2026.

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