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EC is looking for experts to join CERIS

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CERIS is the abbreviation for community for European research and innovation for security. The European Commission is now looking for experts to join this group.  If you are interested you should have expertise and knowledge in one of the areas covered by CERIS:

  • fighting crime and terrorism, including the protection of critical infrastructure
  • disaster resilient societies
  • border management
  • strengthening security research and innovation

In you want to join this group, please send in your CV and supporting documents by 14 March 2022. For further details on how to apply, you can consult the call for experts.

 

 

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