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ProgrammesNATO DIANA plans to open its next Challenge Call on 1 June for innovators working on defence and security technologies. Two webinars are scheduled to explain the Accelerator Programme, the call topics and the selection criteria for the 2027 cohort. The sessions are open to anyone considering a proposal.
NATO DIANA has announced that its next Challenge Call is designed to open on 1 June. The call seeks proposals from innovators whose technologies could help address defence and security challenges linked to NATO’s operational needs. Selected applicants would be considered for DIANA’s 2027 cohort of innovators.
Two online information sessions are planned ahead of and just after the call opening.
Save the dates:
📅 27 May, 14:00 BST – Overview of Accelerator programme and opportunities for selected innovators. Register now: https://lnkd.in/eSbFkhnp
📅 4 June, 15:00 BST – What makes a good application: Overview of challenges and selection criteria. Register now: https://lnkd.in/eUiijbiX
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