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Future Tech Week 2020

The European Commission in collaboration with FETFX organises the second annual Future Tech Week, which will be held as a virtual event from 21 to 25 September 2020. Save the date!

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Future Tech Week

date:  21/09/2020 - 25/09/2020

The event dedicated to celebration of future and emerging technologies (FET) wants to present the EIC Pathfinder (FET) projects, which set new trends across the scientific, technological and business sphere and promote the good name of European research.   

The Future Tech Week will propose range of online sessions focused on high-risk research and innovation, following namely the sustainability and digital policies of the European Commission.  

Same as for the previous edition, the chosen projects and their accomplishments will cover various topics: e.g. artificial intelligence and IT, health and biotechnology, energy and environment, nanotechnology and nanomaterials, or culture and society.   

Future Tech Week will also be part of the European Union’s flagship research event ‘Research & Innovation Days’, which brings together policymakers, researchers, entrepreneurs and citizens to debate and shape the future of research and innovation in Europe and beyond.

How to join?

If you have questions, need guidance, or would like to propose a session for Future Tech Week 2020, the FETFX communicators are here to help at futuretechweek@fetfx.eu. We invite you to submit your ideas starting 13 July via the Future Tech Week website. We also recommend the following resources: 

For more and up-to-date information, follow FETFX on Twitter, or join an extensive social media campaign by using the hashtag #EICFTW to share your thoughts on the Future Board.

Additional support actions will be announced this summer, please stay tuned.

 

Background information

FET-Open and FET Proactive are now part of the Enhanced European Innovation Council (EIC) Pilot (specifically the Pathfinder), the new home for deep-tech research and innovation in Horizon 2020, the EU funding programme for research and innovation.