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Expression of interest NTNU researchers - Horizon Europe calls 2025

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Programmes Health Culture and society Security Digital, Industry & Space Climate, Energy, Mobility Agro-Food, Environment Missions

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) has compiled a set of brochures, showcasing what NTNU's researchers can bring to the table on the topic of the six clusters within pillar II of the Horizon Europe programme. A seperate brochure covers the expertise NTNU can bring in the context of the 5 EU Missions. Through a mapping exercise, NTNU has matched their reserachers' interests in the upcoming Horizon Europe calls, based on both their experience and the industry relations they can bring to the bid. 

Interested to collaborate with NTNU? The NTNU Horizon Europe brochures are available here: Horizon Europe Mapping - NTNU

 

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