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ProgrammesNGI Sargasso, an EU project funding collaboration between EU and USA/Canada organisations on emerging Internet technologies just launched its 2nd Open Call.
The NGI Sargasso call will be open until 18 December 2023, and it will grant the EU beneficiaries up to €100,000 and a tailored support programme.
Beneficiaries of this Open Call can be:
The mission of the program is to set up Transatlantic Teams (one organisation from Europe + another from the USA/Canada) to work on short-term projects (3-9 months) labeled as Next Generation Internet.
Projects should be
In case of interest, please visit the project website and make use of the brokerage platform that helps potential applicants to find partners in the USA or Canada.
Also, the project will hold an info webinar and matchmaking event on 20 November 2023.
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