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Extended deadline for H2020-SwafS-2018-2020

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The deadline for the following SwafS call topics has been extended to 23/04/2020:

  • SwafS-01-2018-2019-2020: Open schooling and collaboration on science education;
  • SwafS-08-2019-2020: Research innovation needs & skills training in PhD programmes;
  • SwafS-09-2018-2019-2020: Supporting research organisations to implement gender equality plans;
  • SwafS-14-2018-2019-2020: Supporting the development of territorial Responsible Research and Innovation;
  • SwafS-19-2018-2019-2020: Taking stock and re-examining the role of science communication;
  • SwafS-23-2020: Grounding RRI in society with a focus on citizen science;
  • SwafS-24-2020: Science education outside the classroom;
  • SwafS-25-2020: Gender-based violence including sexual harassment in research organisations and universities;
  • SwafS-26-2020: Innovators of the future: bridging the gender gap;
  • SwafS-27-2020: Hands-on citizen science and frugal innovation;
  • SwafS-28-2020: The ethics of organoïds;
  • SwafS-29-2020: The ethics of technologies with high socio-economic impact;
  • SwafS-30-2020: Responsible Open Science: an ethics and integrity perspective;
  • SwafS-31-2020: Bottom-up approach to build SwafS knowledge base.

Source: Funding and Tenders Portal

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