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Means of Redress in Horizon Europe - BE-ARMA webinar
FEB
Mon
10
12:30 - 13:30

Starts in 21 hours from now

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Webinar

Programmes
Horizon Europe HorizonEU L+F

Mrs. Ester Hortet Tarroja, legal advisor of the Common Legal Support Centre of DG Research and Innovation of the European Commission, will shed a light on the Means of redress in Horizon Europe.

There will be enough time for your questions towards the speaker and/or the audience.

There is no need to register, simply join the webinar by clicking on this TEAMS link

The webinar is organized by BE-ARMA, the Belgian Association of Research Managers and Administrators in European funded projects. If you want to be part of this community and get access to peer-to-peer interaction, join the BE-ARMA MS Teams.

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