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Online Consortia-Building event Health (Cluster 1) - 2024 two-stage calls
MAR
Thu
30
10:30 - 13:30

This was 2 years ago

Location

Online

Programmes
Health

The UK Horizon Europe Health National Contact Points (NCPs), together with the Innovate UK KTN Global Alliance, are organising an online consortia-building event for 2024 two-stage Health call topics (with proposal submission deadlines on 19 September 2023). 

The event is open to stakeholders from all countries interested in collaborating on the Horizon Europe Health two-stage call topics and ready to take the next steps, discussing concrete project ideas with potential partners and going forward to proposal submission.

Detailed information and the registration form are available on the event website. The registration deadline is on 28 March

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