Every year, the European Commission hosts a major event that brings together policymakers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and the public to debate and shape the future of research and innovation in Europe and beyond. It is a chance to celebrate the outcomes and achievements in research and innovation over the last 40 years.
Every year, the European Commission hosts a major event that brings together policymakers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and the public to debate and shape the future of research and innovation in Europe and beyond. Don’t miss the chance to celebrate the outcomes and achievements in research and innovation over the last 40 years.
This year’s event will bring together policymakers, researchers and science lovers to debate and shape the future of innovation in Europe, while also celebrating 40 years of the EU’s Research and Innovation Framework Programmes with a journey through successful projects and their societal impact.
This year’s event will bring together policymakers, researchers and science lovers to debate and shape the future of innovation in Europe, while also celebrating 40 years of the EU’s Research and Innovation Framework Programmes with a journey through successful projects and their societal impact.
This year’s event will bring together policymakers, researchers and science lovers to debate and shape the future of innovation in Europe, while also celebrating 40 years of the EU’s Research and Innovation Framework Programmes with a journey through successful projects and their societal impact.
Organised by Erasmus University Rotterdam, the event will host scholars, policymakers, and civil society members. Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth Iliana Ivanova and Minna Wilkki, Head of the "Future Society" Department at the European Research Executive Agency, will participate as featured speakers.
Every year, the European Commission hosts a major event that brings together policymakers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and the public to debate and shape the future of research and innovation in Europe and beyond. It’s a chance to celebrate the outcomes and achievements in research and innovation over the last 40 years. Signup for online participation, or register if you wish to attend on-site.
Annually, the European Commission hosts an event gathering policymakers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and the public to discuss and shape the future of research and innovation in Europe and beyond. This year we will celebrate 40 years of the EU’s Research and Innovation Framework Programmes with a journey through successful projects and their societal impact. Signup for online participation is still possible!
Join us in celebrating the 40-year journey through the Research and Innovation Framework Programmes. This multi-event week will debate the future of R&I and shape the contribution to EU political priorities. The series of events are organised by the European Commission and the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Registration will open soon!
The EU has invested over €900 million in Cluster 6 projects advancing transformative change towards circular and bio-economies. A more robust bioeconomy could help the EU accelerate its progress towards a low-carbon economy. ️The Festival will focus on the youth and its leading role in the transformation process. The event will be hybrid and registration is already open.
In the Climate Emergency era, the bioeconomy has the potential for climate mitigation, carbon neutrality, biodiversity restoration and sustainable industry. The main event will take place in Brussels (and web streamed), and REA will be present in a booth to answer questions from visitors on funding opportunities and more. EU projects advancing bioeconomy will take part in the Brussels event and in satellite events organised across Europe.
AAHAR is an international food and hospitality fair organized in New Delhi. This year's fair will feature an EU Pavilion, with celebrity chef Ajay Chopra, presenting and discussing exquisite ingredients from EU Member States, as well as offering a chance to taste his personally crafted dishes, providing a first-hand experience of the exceptional quality of EU foods and beverages.
From 5 to 8 March, the EU will host a Pavilion at the Foodex fair in Tokyo, Japan. The programme includes cooking shows with renowned chefs, info sessions and food tastings. The Pavilion will present the EU food and beverage products to the visitors interested in experiencing the excellence of EU ingredients, enhancing the continued efforts to showcase the ‘Perfect match!’ between European products and local Japanese ingredients.
The EU Organic Awards consist of 8 awards in 7 categories, recognizing individuals and organizations in the organic industry who have created outstanding, innovative, and sustainable projects that add value to organic production and consumption. The 3rd edition applications open on 4 March 2024.
The easyRights project introduces a new methodology set to become a standard for supporting the integration of non-EU immigrants, asylum seekers, and refugees. The event will bring together representatives of member states and European institutions and will be streamed online.
The conference will be opened by Commissioner Iliana Ivanova and will feature speakers representing EU-funded projects such as OpenMuse, Fair MusE and Music360. Discover the programme and join the discussion!
The Science and Technology Options Assessment (STOA) Panel on the research integrity challenges of Open Science is scheduled to take place at the European Parliament on 21 February 2024, with participation of REA-funded projects. More details to be announced soon!
Horizon Europe uses lump sum funding to reduce administration and financial errors. Lump sums make the programme simpler by removing the need to report actual costs. This means easier access to the programme, especially for small organisations and newcomers. More practical information in the upcoming webinar!
Learn more about funding opportunities for promoting EU farm products in and outside the EU by joining the Info Days. The event will take place both online and onsite, in Brussels, on 31 January and 1 February. Stay tuned for more details!
If you are planning to apply to one of the open calls under the Promotion of Agricultural Products, join the Info Days! Registrations to attend are now open for interested stakeholders. This will be a hybrid event taking place both online and onsite, in Brussels. The Info Days will include presentations and specific technical briefings on how to apply to the 2024 Calls for proposals.
