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EARPA is looking for speakers for the future of road mobility forum

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The European Automotive Research Partners Association (EARPA) will organize the future of road mobility forum (FORM) in Brussels on the 30th of September and the 1st of October.

They are looking for speakers and researchers so if you are interested, you can submit your proposals for presentations, keynote addresses, interviews, panel discussions, posters, and papers for the FORM Forum by sending an email to d.twomey@earpa.eu. The deadline is 10th of May 2025 and you can find more information on this website. 


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