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Survey on the Codes of Practice for Knowledge Valorisation

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The European Commission is inviting all stakeholders involved in research and innovation activities and policies to participate in the Survey on the Codes of Practice for Knowledge Valorisation, adopted by the European Commission in 2023 and 2024. 

The codes of practice cover: Management of intellectual assets, standardisation in the European Research Area, citizen-engagement and industry-academia co-creation.

You can find the complete description and the survey itself here.

Deadline: 30th of May 2025.

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