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Coronavirus Global R&I Collaboration Portal

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Coronavirus Global R&I Collaboration Portal launched by European Commission

On the first day of the 2021 edition of the European Research and Innovation Days, the European Commission launched a new online matchmaking and networking platform to facilitate cross-border collaboration between researchers and research projects with a focus on the socio-economic aspects of the coronavirus pandemic. On the platform you can explore different types of collaboration opportunities, from co-authorship and peer reviews to requests for joint funding applications. You can also browse member profiles and get in touch with them and showcase your ongoing research related to the topic. The Coronavirus Global R&I Collaboration Portal is now open for registrations. You can create your member profile here.

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