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INFO DAYS Horizon Europe - calendar of the Commission

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The Commission has published the dates of the INFO DAYS they have planned for each Horizon Europe domain: https://www.horizon-europe-infodays2021.eu/ 

Additionally herewith attached you can find an overview of this information together with the links to the latest drafts of the Work programmes, and if available additional information about opening and closing of the calls. We will update regularly this overview which you will be able to consult through linking to this news item.

We will continue to post and email the latest detailed information about the infodays and the work programmes per Horizon Europe domain separately. You can always check your profile through the "go to my horizon" button on the homepage 

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