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The Horizon Europe – Cluster 2 Info Day is on 18 October. It’s a unique opportunity to find out more about the upcoming calls for proposals for EU funding.

How can the regeneration of historic urban areas help to achieve climate-neutral cities? How to secure and restore our waters? Why co-creation is important? EU-funded projects managed by REA will try to answer these and more questions at the European Week of Regions and Cities Week.

Regions’ week is an annual conference dedicated to cohesion policy held in Brussels, with the aim of addressing challenges for European cities and regions. This year, EU-funded projects managed by the European Research Executive Agency will join the event’s four-day agenda, bringing together researchers and specialists from various areas of expertise.

How can the regeneration of historic urban areas help to achieve climate-neutral cities? How to secure and restore our waters? Why co-creation is important? EU-funded projects managed by REA will try to answer these and more questions at the European Week of Regions and Cities Week.

EU Agriculture Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski will visit Japan from 2 to 6 July 2023, accompanied by a business delegation of senior representatives from the EU agri-food sector. This high-level mission will promote Europe’s high-quality food standards, explore various possibilities and requirements for doing business in Japan. It will include informative seminars on the characteristics of the local market and consumer trends, retail and site visits as well as networking opportunities. Interested companies can register until 31 January 2023.

The Brokerage Event will be held on 28 June, also online and in the Marriott Hotel Grand Place in Brussels. Attend for the chance to network with other partners looking to apply for EU security research under these calls for proposals.

The Civil Security for Society Info Days will be held on 27 June online and in Brussels in the Marriott Hotel Grand Place. Attend to find out how to apply for EU security research. Register below!

The Swedish Presidency of the Council of the EU is organising an event on how open research data can potentially solve societal challenges, with a focus on the specific role research infrastructures can play. The event will take place on 19 – 20 June 2023 in Lund, Sweden. It will also include study visits to the MAX IV Laboratory and the European Spallation Source.

In the frame of the EU Green Week (3-11 June) the EU-funded project VitiGEOSS will organise a webinar: ‘Vineyard monitoring with remote sensing data for sustainable practices in agriculture’. The project will present how data on phenology, evapotranspiration and biomass production can help prioritise decisions, discover invisible issues and support greener agriculture. Register online.

On 8 June the EU-funded project NetworkNature will be hosting its annual event: Enabling transformation through and for nature-based solutions, at the Flagey building in Brussels, Belgium. Through interviews, presentations, panel debates and interactive sessions, discover how nature-based solutions can help different sectors and communities with their transformative potential. Registration is still open.

This year, the focus will be on the future of the EU agricultural research and innovation agenda. The participants will engage with scientists, farmers, rural communities, industry, advisors, policymakers, citizens and NGO representatives – ready to provide an overview on their achievements. Register by 1 May and join the conversation!

This year’s conference will focus on the future of the EU agricultural research and innovation agenda. The participants will engage with scientists, farmers, rural communities, industry, advisors, policymakers, citizens and NGO representatives – ready to provide an overview on their achievements.

The Horizon Results Booster is a free-of-charge service provided by experts and covers several paths in Dissemination and Exploitation activities, notably Portfolio Dissemination and Exploitation, Business Plan Development, and Go to Market services. The info session will cover information about the services and include testimonials from those who have already benefited from the Horizon Results Booster. The webinar will take place remotely and there is no need to register.

The REA managed projects MISSION ATLANTIC, REALM, AquaVitae and ASTRAL will be at the conference presenting innovative results and touch on topics such as ecosystem assessments, algae cultivation and sustainable value chains for integrated aquaculture. Discover what these and other EU-funded projects are doing for the blue economy, and the protection of our seas.

Are you an applicant, beneficiary, grant coordinator or stakeholder who are or will be involved in lump sum grants for Horizon Europe projects? Then take advantage of the free webinar on offer provided by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Research and Innovation. The webinar will take place remotely and there is no need to register.

On 6 May, the European Commission opens its doors. This year, researchers from Spain, Belgium and Germany will be in the Green Europe village to showcase their projects, preparing experiments and other interactive activities. Join us and learn more about EU-funded research and innovation and the projects REA manages.

On 6 May, the European Commission opens its doors. This year, researchers from Spain, Belgium and Germany will be in the Green Europe village to showcase their projects, preparing experiments and other interactive activities. Join us and learn more about EU-funded research and innovation and the projects REA manages.

For many research projects, standardisation might be the best way to reach their full potential in the industry, markets and society. Standardisation can help research projects make their solutions available to interested parties and industry related to research and innovation in science. The training session aims to bring standardisation closer to those without prior knowledge of standardisation. Register and learn more.

The EU Guiding Principles for Knowledge Valorisation is the new pan-European initiative to turn research and innovation results into solutions more effectively. Register to hear examples of putting these guidelines into practice and how the brand-new European Codes of Practice on intellectual assets management and on standardisation can help your work!

The EU Guiding Principles for Knowledge Valorisation is the new pan-European initiative to turn research and innovation results into solutions more effectively trough brand-new European Codes of Practice on intellectual assets management and standardisation. Register and join a forum of experience exchanges, novelty discoveries and peer learning, turning research and innovation results into real-life solutions.