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NCP4Industry: 2nd round of the Proposal Idea check and Long Term Matchmaking

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Services provided by the NCP4Industry network to Stakeholders intending to participate to the next Horizon Europe Industry calls (Destinations 1 and 2 of Cluster 4).

  1. The network has run the Long Term Matchmaking as the continuous service of the Horizon Europe - Industry 2023 Brokerage event, held 14 Dec 2022. Both, already registered participants and new to this event have the opportunity to meet future partners of their proposals under preparation to 2023 Horizon Europe Industry calls (Destinations 1 and 2 of Cluster 4). The Long Term Matchmaking is available until 31 March 2023 at  https://he-industry-2023-brokerage.b2match.io/ .

  2. The NCP4Industry network also opens the second round of Proposal Idea Check service. The network invites researchers, entrepreneurs and other stakeholders to submit their Proposal Ideas addressing one of the industry topics under Destinations 1 & 2 (Cluster 4) to get support and feedbacks from National Contact Points.  The project ideas can be submitted through the NCP4Industry website (the deadline for submission in this round is 13 March 2023): https://ncp4industry.eu/proposal-idea-check/ .

 

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