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SUMMARY:Co-Designing Diamond Open Access Recommendations and Guidelines for Research Funders\, Sponsors\, and Donors
DESCRIPTION:Science Europe is organising a co-design process to develop Diamond Open Access recommendations and guidelines for research Funders\, Sponsors\, and Donors (FSDs). As diamond open access initiatives gather momentum\, this co-design process is a timely opportunity for FSD experts to come together and discuss how they can provide effective financial support for diamond open access. \nThis meeting will provide a briefing on the development of diamond open access developments in Europe and beyond\, discuss opportunities and challenges for FSDs\, and have a first exchange on co-designing recommendations and guidelines. Two or more workshops will be organised starting in early 2024. Draft recommendations and guidelines will be used to engage FSD leadership in the second half of 2024. Final recommendations and guidelines will be published in March 2025. \nRegistration is available through the ‘Registration’ link above. The co-design process is open to FSDs in Europe. Although Science Europe represents 41 public research funding and performing organisations in 30 countries\, this process is explicitly also open to non-Science Europe members. \nThis co-design process is focussed on research funding organisations. Separate co-design processes for universities and other research performing organisations and policy makers will be organised by the European University Association and OPERAS. \nRegister here.
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/co-designing-diamond-open-access-recommendations-and-guidelines-for-research-funders-sponsors-and-donors/
LOCATION:Brussels
CATEGORIES:Hybrid
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SUMMARY:Chips Joint Undertaking Launch Event
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe highly anticipated launch event of the Chips Joint Undertaking\, a pioneering initiative in the realm of microelectronics and semiconductor technologies\, is getting a date shift. Originally scheduled for the 22nd and 23rd of November 2023\, the event will now take place on the 30th of November and the 1st of December 2023. The event’s location will be the Event Lounge in Brussels\, Belgium. \n? The Event Lounge\, Brussels\n? 30th November & 1st December 2023 \nThe Chips Joint Undertaking represents a collaborative endeavor with the aim of solidifying Europe’s position as a global leader in the semiconductor industry. This initiative has been conceived in response to the growing demand for advanced chip technologies and the recognition of their strategic significance across various sectors. \nThrough the European Chips Act\, the Joint Undertaking brings together prominent industry players\, esteemed research organizations\, and influential policymakers. Its primary objective is to foster synergies and drive innovation throughout the microelectronics value chain. By acting as a platform for public-private partnerships\, it facilitates collaboration and knowledge exchange to address challenges and capitalize on opportunities in the field. \nThe launch event is set to be an important occasion as it marks the official inauguration of the Chips Joint Undertaking. During these two days\, attendees will gain deep insights into the initiative’s objectives and strategic roadmap. It will offer a comprehensive understanding of the mission and program of the Chips Joint Undertaking. \nRegistration details for the event will be announced shortly. The participants are encouraged to mark their calendars and stay tuned for updates on the event agenda\, notable speakers\, and additional pertinent information. \nDon’t let this exceptional occasion pass you by. Join us at the Event Lounge in Brussels on the 30th of November and 1st of December to witness the beginning of a transformative chapter in the world of microelectronics. Together\, we can contribute to shaping the landscape of this vital industry and steer it towards a prosperous future.
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/chips-joint-undertaking-launch-event/
LOCATION:Brussels
CATEGORIES:Hybrid
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20231128T150000
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SUMMARY:Horizon Europe: FP10 and Preparing for the 2024 Annual Conference
DESCRIPTION:Policy and public debates are now under way regarding the design and priorities for the EU’s successor to Horizon Europe – the 10th Framework Programme for Research – which will be at the heart of the Science|Business Annual Network Conference on February 12 & 13 next year\, titled What’s on the Horizon? Framing the next 40 years of European R&I. \nAgainst this backdrop\, on November 27 Science|Business will convene members of its Network online for a first discussion of new ideas and recommendations to shape the February agenda and to develop inputs for the FP10-focused workshops that will take place in Brussels on February 12. \nN.B. Participation is exclusive to representatives of Science|Business Network Members. \nRead more:\nHere’s what the member states have in mind for FP10
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/horizon-europe-fp10-and-preparing-for-the-2024-annual-conference-4/
LOCATION:Brussels
CATEGORIES:In person
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231128
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231130
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SUMMARY:Behave 2023\, the 7th European Conference on Behaviour and Energy Efficiency by the European Energy Network (EnR).
DESCRIPTION:The event will take place in Maastricht\, the Netherlands. The theme of this year’s conference will be ‘Scaling-up Behaviour Change in the light of the energy and climate crisis’. More info
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/behave-2023-the-7th-european-conference-on-behaviour-and-energy-efficiency-by-the-european-energy-network-enr/
LOCATION:Brussels
CATEGORIES:Hybrid
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20231115T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20231115T140000
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SUMMARY:Health & Life Science Sector Day – Health innovation and the future of medicines development Public S|B conference
DESCRIPTION:In April this year\, the European Commission issued its proposals for a comprehensive revision of the EU’s basic pharmaceutical legislation. Reflecting key lessons learned from COVID\, the proposals seek to create  an “innovation-and competitiveness-friendly” landscape in Europe for biomedical research and medicines development\, while ensuring greater resilience and autonomy in the event of future health crises and addressing the sector’s environmental footprint.   \nYet various R&D stakeholders are concerned that – in trying to strike a balance between myriad public and private sector interests – the Commission could inadvertently achieve the opposite. For example\, shortening EU patent protection on new therapeutics is intended to boost patient access to medicines\, but could persuade pharmaceutical companies\, scientists and investors to prioritise other regions to develop and commercialise breakthrough innovations in the future. Under such a scenario\, Europe’s whole health and life sciences community is likely to feel the chill\, with fewer resources over time to sustain its historical excellence in fundamental research\, international cooperation platforms\, and global scientific leadership. Both pharmaceutical and medical technology companies are closely watching the EU’s actions on data sharing. \nWhat ultimately emerges in terms of new directives and regulation will have a direct impact on pharmaceutical and medical technology R&D ecosystems everywhere – not just in terms of corporate investment and production planning\, but also attractiveness to venture capital\, public-private partnerships and top research talent\, among others. And perhaps more importantly\, it may influence Europe’s readiness to provide global leadership – both scientific and political – when the world is confronted with its next urgent health crisis.  \nOn 15 November\, the S|B Health & Life Sciences Day will therefore take as its central theme health innovation and the future of medicines development. It will explore the state of play at the interface between healthcare legislative and regulatory agendas and their R&D equivalents. It will also feature expert roundtables and debates on specific challenges and opportunities that will influence the next era of research-industry collaboration\, including issues such as data access and sharing across borders\, and the wider implications for health and life sciences in Europe. \nParticipants profiles \n\nScience: Vice-rectors\, deans of faculty\, heads of department\, institute\, or lab\, and senior researchers\nIndustry: R&D executives overseeing key projects\, pipelines and partnerships\, EU and Government Affairs teams\nPolicy: Key representatives from European institutions\, national ministries\, innovation agencies and international organisations
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/health-life-science-sector-day-health-innovation-and-the-future-of-medicines-development-public-sb-conference/
CATEGORIES:Hybrid
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SUMMARY:3rd Science|Business Sector Day: Health & Life Sciences – Future-proofing medicines.
DESCRIPTION:In April this year\, the European Commission issued its proposals for a comprehensive revision of the EU’s basic pharmaceutical legislation. Reflecting key lessons learned from COVID\, the proposals seek to create  an “innovation-and competitiveness-friendly” landscape in Europe for biomedical research and medicines development\, while ensuring greater resilience and autonomy in the event of future health crises and addressing the sector’s environmental footprint.   \nYet various R&D stakeholders are concerned that – in trying to strike a balance between myriad public and private sector interests – the Commission could inadvertently achieve the opposite. For example\, shortening EU patent protection on new therapeutics is intended to boost patient access to medicines\, but could persuade pharmaceutical companies\, scientists and investors to prioritise other regions to develop and commercialise breakthrough innovations in the future. Under such a scenario\, Europe’s whole health and life sciences community is likely to feel the chill\, with fewer resources over time to sustain its historical excellence in fundamental research\, international cooperation platforms\, and global scientific leadership. Both pharmaceutical and medical technology companies are closely watching the EU’s actions on data sharing. \nWhat ultimately emerges in terms of new directives and regulation will have a direct impact on pharmaceutical and medical technology R&D ecosystems everywhere – not just in terms of corporate investment and production planning\, but also attractiveness to venture capital\, public-private partnerships and top research talent\, among others. And perhaps more importantly\, it may influence Europe’s readiness to provide global leadership – both scientific and political – when the world is confronted with its next urgent health crisis.  \nOn 15 November\, the S|B Health & Life Sciences Day will therefore take as its central theme health innovation and the future of medicines development. It will explore the state of play at the interface between healthcare legislative and regulatory agendas and their R&D equivalents. It will also feature expert roundtables and debates on specific challenges and opportunities that will influence the next era of research-industry collaboration\, including issues such as data access and sharing across borders\, and the wider implications for health and life sciences in Europe. \nParticipants profiles \n\nScience: Vice-rectors\, deans of faculty\, heads of department\, institute\, or lab\, and senior researchers\nIndustry: R&D executives overseeing key projects\, pipelines and partnerships\, EU and Government Affairs teams\nPolicy: Key representatives from European institutions\, national ministries\, innovation agencies and international organisations
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/3rd-sciencebusiness-sector-day-health-life-sciences-future-proofing-medicines-3/
LOCATION:Brussels
CATEGORIES:Hybrid
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231018
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231019
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SUMMARY:Horizon Europe Cluster 2 - Culture\, Creativity and Inclusive Society Info Day
DESCRIPTION:About the event\n\nYou can watch the recording of the event on the Programme page. \nUnder the Pillar 2 of Horizon Europe\, Cluster 2 “Culture\, Creativity and Inclusive Society” aims to meet EU goals and priorities on enhancing democratic governance and citizens participation\, on the safeguarding and promotion of cultural heritage\, and to respond to and shape multifaceted social\, economic\, technological and cultural transformations. \nCluster 2 mobilises multidisciplinary expertise of European social sciences and humanities (SSH) for understanding fundamental contemporary transformations of society\, economy\, politics and culture. It aims to provide evidence-based policy options for a socially just and inclusive European green and digital transition and post-COVID 19 recovery. Future projects should deliver on the three intervention areas matching the Horizon Europe Strategic Plan (2021-2024): \n\nDemocracy and governance\nEuropean cultural heritage and the cultural and creative industries\nSocial and economic transformations\n\nAll topics under this Cluster are expected to mainstream Social Sciences and Humanities and to include a gender dimension. \nAsk questions and view the topic presentations\nAhead of the event\, we advise you to watch the pre-recorded presentations and to send your questions in advance via Sli.do by using #CL2INFODAY\, so that they can be answered fully and in priority during the live event. \n\nPresentation of topics for Destination Democracy and Governance\nPresentation of topics for Destination European Cultural Heritage and the Cultural and Creative Industries\nPresentation of topics for Destination Social and Economic Transformations\nPresentation tips and next steps for applicants\nPresentation on international cooperation\nPresentation on gender equality\nPresentation on lump sum\n\nBrokerage Event\nDo you intend to prepare a proposal addressing a topic under the upcoming calls in Horizon Europe Cluster 2? \nThe online brokerage event organised on 19 October 2023 will be dedicated to consortium building in Cluster 2: “Culture\, Creativity and Inclusive Society”. \nThe event will include online bilateral meetings with partners interested in the same topics for the 2024 calls. Following successful registration and activation of your profile\, participants can pre-arrange bilateral meetings by a user-friendly matchmaking tool. \nThe event is organised by the network of National Contact Points for Cluster 2\, the Net4Society HE project. \nDetailed information and registration \n. \nMore information\n\nHorizon Europe strategic plan\nCluster 2 Culture\, Creativity and Inclusive society work programme\nHorizon Europe\nResearch and Innovation days\nSocial sciences and humanities\nEuropean Democracy Action Plan\nGender equality in research and innovation\nNew European Bauhaus\n\nWebinars\n\nWebinar: How to prepare a successful proposal in Horizon Europe (24 March 2021)\nWebinar: A successful proposal for Horizon Europe: Scientific-technical excellence is key\, but don’t forget the other aspects (21 April 2021)\nLump Sum Funding in Horizon Europe: How does it work? How to write a proposal? (20 October 2022)\nThe Gender Equality Plan eligibility criterion in Horizon Europe: Who is concerned? How to comply with it? (23 June 2022)\n\nPast info days\n\nCluster 2 info day (January 2023)\nEuropean Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH) info day (March 2023)\n\nContact\nAny questions? Contact the Research Enquiry Service (RES) for any general question on Horizon Europe. You can also find your National contact points or visit the FAQ section on the Funding portal.
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/horizon-europe-cluster-2-culture-creativity-and-inclusive-society-info-day/
CATEGORIES:Hybrid
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20231017T083000
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SUMMARY:Horizon Implementation Day: Grant Agreement Preparation in Horizon Europe
DESCRIPTION:About the event\n\nYou can watch the recording of the event on the Programme page. \nThis second part of the Horizon Implementation Day series 2023 will give you detailed information about Grant Agreement Preparation in Horizon Europe.
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/horizon-implementation-day-grant-agreement-preparation-in-horizon-europe/
LOCATION:Brussels
CATEGORIES:Hybrid
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20231012T140000
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SUMMARY:Making waves: Is international R&I bringing a true blue economy within reach?
DESCRIPTION:In recent years\, blue economy has moved steadily closer to the centre of political and policy radar screens around the world. Initially framed as the use of marine and maritime resources for economic growth\, the concept has expanded over time to the sustainable management and protection of ocean\, coastal and freshwater ecosystems – and along the way breathing fresh life into “nexus thinking” about the interrelationships between water\, energy and food. \nAs a nascent framework for planetary development\, blue economy holds vast potential\, but it also suffers from a lack of best practices\, clear governance and the limited scope and organisation of its applications to date.  Unsurprisingly\, the EU – along with the UN\, which launched the Decade of Sustainable Oceans in 2020\, and other like-minded countries – has been at the forefront of efforts to address these issues. Last year the European Commission launched one of its flagship missions under Horizon Europe to “Restore our Ocean and Waters”\, signalling the blue economy’s importance for its strategies in various policy areas\, ranging from energy to fisheries. The effort goes in parallel with the launch of the Sustainable Blue Economy co-funded partnership\, which aims at the creation of a climate-neutral\, sustainable and productive maritime economic area. \nNonetheless\, navigating in the darkness is not the best approach at sea\, and in this context research can provide a safe harbour. To reap the benefits coming from the marine environment\, and to avoid the depletion of its resources and its ability to help in the fight against climate change\, solid research\, data\, planning and cross-border cooperation will be crucial elements moving forward. This is already evident in some of the blue economy sectors that show the highest potential – from sustainable fishing and aquaculture\, to marine renewable energy and blue biotechnologies – but is equally true in more problematic domains like deep sea mining. Yet without clear scientific evidence of the impact of new practices and technologies\, the blue economy will suffer from barriers to implementation and a lack of investment. Both elements are crucial\, and they may well define if the blue economy is here to stay\, or just a passing wave. \nAgainst this backdrop\, what is the existing relationship between marine research\, the market and policymaking? How can a closer research-industry connection ensure start-ups\, innovative ideas\, and entrepreneurs the right incentives from the financial sector? How can regulators be presented with a clearer view of the benefits of sustainable marine environments in the context of wider political agendas? On October 12\, Science|Business will gather expert policymakers\, research experts\, industrial representatives and other key stakeholders to reflect on the knowledge value chains necessary to act on the blue economy’s potential. \n\n\nSpeakers\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSzilvia Nemeth\nDeputy Head of Unit\, European Commission (DG RTD)\n\n\n\n\n\nClaire Jolly\nHead\, Ocean Economy and Space Economy\, STI Directorate\, OECD\n\n\n\n\n\nPaul Holthus\nFounding President & CEO\, World Ocean Council\n\n\n\n\n\nHannah Brocke\nCSO & Co-Founder\, Planblue\n\n\n\n\n\nAntonella Calvia-Götz\nInnovation Funding Advisor\, Projects Directorate\, European Investment Bank\n\n\n\n\n\nJoachim Claudet\nSenior Researcher & Ocean Advisor\, CNRS\n\n\n\n\n\nJennifer Laplante\nChief Growth and Investment Officer\, Ocean Supercluster Canada\n\n\n\n\n\nPeter De Schryver\nInnovations director at INVE AQUACULTURE\n\n\n\n\n\nEduardo Silva\nCoordinator\, TEC4SEA & Senior Researcher\, INESC TEC\n\n\n\n\n\nSteffen Knodt\nHead of Sustainable Ocean Business Centre\, Fraunhofer\n\n\n\n\n\nChristina Abildgaard\nDirector\, Department for Bioresources and Environmental Research\, Research Council of Norway\n\n\n\n\n\nØyvind Fiksen\nProfessor and Marine Dean\, University of Bergen\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPartners
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/making-waves-is-international-ri-bringing-a-true-blue-economy-within-reach-3/
LOCATION:Brussels
CATEGORIES:In person
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SUMMARY:EARTO Policy Event and Innovation Awards Ceremony
DESCRIPTION:The EARTO October Events 2023 will be held at the BIP – House of the Capital Region\, in Brussels on 11 October 2023.  \nEARTO Policy Event: The 10th edition of the EARTO Policy Event aims at gathering representatives from all over the world (RTOs\, EU institutions\, industry as well as other key R&I stakeholders). \nEARTO Innovation Awards: The 15th edition of the EARTO Innovation Awards Ceremony will present a wide range of RTOs’ work through our two categories of innovations: “Impact Delivered” and “Impact Expected”. \n  \n\n\n7Speakers\n\n\n120Tickets\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nProgramme\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEARTO Policy Event & Innovation Awards 2023\n\n\n\n\n13:30 – 14:00\nRegistration & Welcome Coffee\n\n14:00 – 14:10\n\nOpening\n\n14:10 – 14:30\n\nKeynote Speech\n\n14:30 – 15:45\n\n\n\n\nAn EU RD&I Policy Supporting Europe’s Industrial Challenges\n\n15:45 – 16:15\nInnovation Awards 2023 Ceremony\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSpeakers\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nAntti Vasara\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nMuriel Attané\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nJane Amilhat\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSalla Saastamoinen\n  \n\n\n\n\nView all Speakers\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEARTO Policy Event & Innovation Awards Venue\nThe EARTO Policy Event & Innovation Awards 2023 will take place at the BIP Meeting Center in Brussels\, Belgium.\nAddress: Rue Royale 2-4\, 1000 Brussels
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/earto-policy-event-and-innovation-awards-ceremony/
LOCATION:Brussels
CATEGORIES:In person
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20231009T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20231012T180000
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SUMMARY:European Week of Regions and Cities 2023
DESCRIPTION:The European Week of Regions and Cities is an annual conference dedicated to cohesion policy held in Brussels. This year\, EU-funded projects managed by the European Research Executive Agency (REA) will join the event’s four-day agenda\, bringing together researchers and specialists from various areas of expertise. \nAfter a successful edition in 2022 – where the event reached a record number of almost 20 000 participants\, 272 sessions and 528 partners – this year’s edition will continue to discuss common challenges for Europe’s regions and cities. By bringing together different socio-political actors\, the event will examine possible solutions on the debate on EU cohesion policy in a wider context. This includes discussions on achieving the ambitious goals of the EU Missions by 2030 – goals REA is helping achieve through its support to over 2 400 EU-funded projects. \nThe European Week of Regions and Cities will also include other partner events and side events taking place in different European regions. Discover the programme\, pick the event you wish to follow\, and register online. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\ninnovation\n\nMonday 9 October 2023\, 09:00 – Thursday 12 October 2023\, 18:00 (CEST)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPractical information\n\n\n\nWhen\nMonday 9 October 2023\, 09:00 – Thursday 12 October 2023\, 18:00 (CEST)\nLanguages\nEnglish\n\n\n\n\n\nDescription\n\n\n\n\n\n© European Union\, 2023\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe projects involved in this year’s events are funded through Horizon Europe – the EU’s research and innovation framework programme – or its predecessor Horizon 2020. \nKey inclusive development strategies for Lifelong Learning \n10 October 2023 09:00 – 18:30 \nThe KIDS4ALL project develops a “buddy collaboration” (guided/intentional pairing of learners) scheme with the lifelong and life-wide dimension of learning in formal\, informal and non-formal educational contexts. Children involved in the project will work on learning content related to eight Lifelong Learning competences through theoretical understanding\, applied contents and interactive co-creation activities\, where they will develop authorship and agency and enhance their intercultural skills. The REFUGE-ED and New ABC projects will also contribute to this event. \n  \nCitizen science and co-design tools for cities \n10 October 2023 9:30-11:00 \nHow can local communities help in creating more sustainable and liveable cities? This participatory lab will explore 10 citizen science and co-design tools that were developed as part of several EU-funded projects including JUSTNature\, DivAirCity\, Upsurge\, I-CHANGE\, Impetus\, CompAir\, PSLifestyle\, GREEN SCENT\, SOCIO-BEE and AURORA. \n  \nClimate-neutral cities by 2030: delivering results through multi-stakeholder engagement \n10 October 2023 14:30 – 16:00 \nThis workshop explores the convergence of co-creation\, social innovation\, social inclusion\, and climate neutrality as a pathway to sustainable development. It will delve into the potential of co-creation as a means of fostering social innovation towards climate neutrality. Co-creation is a collaborative approach that encourages stakeholder participation in the design and implementation of solutions\, with the objective of producing more sustainable and socially beneficial outcomes. The MOSAIC project will feature at this event. \nAssessing the impact of Horizon 2020 funding on social innovation and going beyond \n11 October 2023 11:30 – 13:00 \nSocial innovation representatives from the Commission will present a report analysing the impact of Horizon 2020 funding on social innovation. This will serve as a basis for launching an open consultation on future programming and funding. Experienced project coordinators will share their experience in past and current framework programmes and their vision for the future. Participants will engage in a World Café on the future of social innovation\, focusing on impact\, synergies\, upscaling\, and new ideas. The Head of Department – Future Society\, Minna Wilkki\, will speak at the event. \n  \nBoosting circularity & seeking industrial-urban symbiosis through local-regional collaboration \n11 October 16:30-17:30 \nMany cities and regions are developing circular economy strategies but are still facing challenges in their progress towards circularity. The European Commission’s Circular Cities and Regions Initiative (CCRI) and the Hubs for Circularity (H4C) aim to bridge this gap by facilitating collaboration and knowledge sharing. This session will inform you about the services they provide to EU cities and regions and present innovative circular solutions. \n  \nSecuring and restoring our waters at a regional and local level \n11 October 2023 16:30 – 17:30 \nIn this workshop\, we discuss the EU Mission “Restore our Ocean and Waters”. This Mission aims to protect and restore the health of our oceans and waters by combining innovative forms of governance and cooperation between regions with ways to better reach wider range of stakeholders. Representatives of regions and cities present the plans they have adopted to adhere to the Mission’s objectives. R&I outcomes to improve monitoring and detecting water pollution at the local level will also be presented. The EU-funded aqua3s project is featuring in the workshop. \n  \nAchieving Climate Neutral Cities through the Regeneration of Historic Urban Areas \n12 October 9:30-11:00 \nThe session discusses how to regenerate Historic Urban Areas in the co-creation of Climate Neutral City Contracts (CCC) for the EU Mission on Cities. A fresh new Policy Report issued by Horizon 2020 Innovation Actions CENTRINNO\, T-Factor and HUB-IN will be introduced. Then policymakers\, city-makers\, and researchers will discuss three main operational challenges in CCC (creative spaces; temporary uses; heritage revitalisation) in peer-learning exercises.
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/european-week-of-regions-and-cities-2023/
LOCATION:Brussels
CATEGORIES:Hybrid
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SUMMARY:Horizon Implementation Day: Finding opportunities and submitting a proposal in Horizon Europe
DESCRIPTION:About the event\n\nYou can watch the recording of the event on the Programme page. \nThis first part of the Horizon Implementation Day series 2023 will give you detailed information about Finding opportunities and submitting a proposal in Horizon Europe.
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/horizon-implementation-day-finding-opportunities-and-submitting-a-proposal-in-horizon-europe/
LOCATION:Brussels
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SUMMARY:EU Industry Days 2023
DESCRIPTION:The EU Industry Days are Europe’s flagship annual event focusing on key industrial policy discussions\, connecting industrial frontrunners\, and boosting the knowledge base of European industry. \nThe 2023 edition comprised a wide range of plenary and parallel sessions which focused on the main drivers\, opportunities and challenges of the green\, digital\, and resilient transition\, EU open strategic autonomy\, and the integration of Ukraine into the single market. \nThe 2023 edition gathered 1\,800 registrations from 68 nations\, including over 200 speakers. During the event\, participants had the opportunity to connect with new partners through matchmaking\, learn from experts about EU initiatives to support industrial stakeholders with know-how and funding and access a varied exhibition showcasing new technologies and innovative solutions. \nRecordings of all the sessions are now available. \nYou can also consult the key messages from the 2023 edittion and read the summary of discussions. \n\n\n \n\nSome of our speakers\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThierry Breton\n\nEuropean Commissioner for Internal Market \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nKerstin Jorna\n\nDirector-General for Internal Market\, Industry\, Entrepreneurship and SMEs \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJoost Korte\n\nDirector-General for Employment\, Social Affairs and Inclusion\, European Commission \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSee all speakers
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/eu-industry-days-2023/
LOCATION:málaga\, Málaga\, Spain
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SUMMARY:Horizon Europe - Cluster 6: “Food\, bioeconomy\, natural resources\, agriculture and environment
DESCRIPTION:The research and innovation community platform\n\nConnecting researchers across borders and disciplines. Take part in events\, access exclusive content\, widen your network. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHome\nEvents\nCommunity\nHow it works\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nREWATCH \nCluster 6 – Food\, Bioeconomy\, Natural Resources\, Agriculture & Environment\nGrab the excellent occasion to learn about funding opportunities in the Cluster 6 of Horizon Europe! \n\n27 September 2023 – 28 September 2023\n09:00 (GMT+02:00)\n\n\n\n\n1821 members are attending this event \nLog inRegister now\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOverview\nProgramme\nParticipants\n\n\n\n\n\nInviteI’m interested\nShare this event on:TwitterFacebookLinkedinCopy link\n\n \n\nOverview\n\n\nAbout the event\n\nYou can watch the recording of the event on the Programme page. \n\nAre you interested in research and innovation funding opportunities in the area of Food\, Bioeconomy\, Natural resources\, Agriculture and Environment? Then don’t miss the Horizon Europe (HE) Cluster 6 information days about the Work Programme 2024. \nThe Horizon Europe Cluster 6 2024 calls for proposals\, will open on 17 October 2023 with a deadline for submission end of February 2024. The 2024 Work Programme includes 75 new topics proposing over 890 million of EU funding to support the best actions. \nWe organize the event in a hybrid format: you may chose from joining in-person at the Charlemagne conference facility in Brussels\, or you may follow the programme remotely\, via the live web-streamed and interact online. \nYou may prepare your questions in advance and be able to ask in person or via the online platform during the event. \nIn addition\, for those who attend in person\, we will make dedicated information booths available to exchange information and obtain guidance concerning participation in Horizon Europe and concerning the application process. \nObjective of the event\nThe overall goal of the Information days is to promote funding opportunities and to explain the call topics under the 2024 Work programme and encouraging participation. \nWhat can you expect from this event?\n\nYou will learn about all call topics and identify those where your ideas may fit best\nYou will have the opportunity to learn first-hand guidance about proposal preparation and submission\nYou will get an insight about how the legal entity validation process works\nYou can ask questions related to proposal submission directly to experts in the field and have feedback\nYou could meet potential partners to form a consortium\n\n\nBrokerage event\nAre you looking for partners to build a proposal? \nThe brokerage event complements the Info Days with an offer of networking and matchmaking opportunities for prospective applicants. \nA physical brokerage event will take place on 26 September 2023 in the Charlemagne building of the European Commission. \nThe main objective of the brokerage is to gather all relevant stakeholders intending to apply for funding in the Horizon Europe – Cluster 6 Calls 2024\, from Europe and beyond\, interested in the same topics\, seeking to share new project ideas and help them to find collaboration partners. \nThe event is organised by the CARE4BIO project and led by National Contact Points (NCPs). \nMore information \n. \nFor applicants interested in finding potential collaboration partners\, the CARE4BIO network provides a matchmaking portal for the Horizon Europe Cluster 6 – Calls 2024. The website will stay open for registration and matchmaking until 25th December 2023.
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/horizon-europe-cluster-6-food-bioeconomy-natural-resources-agriculture-and-environment/
LOCATION:Brussels
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SUMMARY:2nd Science|Business Sector Day: Green Deal & Climate – The road to net-zero industry
DESCRIPTION:Watch the conference videos here \nThe European Green Deal is arguably the biggest ambition of the current European Commission and EU leaders agree on the need to accelerate Europe’s transition to a net-zero industry. While the EU agreed to invest part of its 1.8 trillion budget euros into accelerating the transition to a more sustainable economy\, it needs to get better and faster at moving tech ideas towards the marketplace. Several related questions arise\, among which: How Europe’s climate policies and tools can help set the right research and investment priorities to help make it happen? What are the key priorities for climate-related research in the short and medium terms\, and how can EU funding support and leverage the success of green tech incubators\, entrepreneurs and international cooperation? What is the responsibility of large corporations in the process? And how can Europe reposition value chains to obtain the resources it lacks while avoiding the creation of new dependencies? \nOn 18 and 19 September\, Science|Business will gather experts from industry\, research and policy to assess the state of play in the implementation of key aspects of the plan\, especially the Net-Zero Industry Act\, as well as the research needed to make it happen and other challenges ahead. \nDownload the event pack here.
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/2nd-sciencebusiness-sector-day-green-deal-climate-the-road-to-net-zero-industry-3/
LOCATION:Brussels
CATEGORIES:Hybrid
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SUMMARY:Summer Meeting 2023 - Knowledge valorisation: the role of research and technology infrastructures
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with the EU Project RITIFI. #HorizonEurope \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event took place in the Portuguese Permanent Representation\, Avenue de Cortenbergh 12\, 1040 Brussels. \nWatch the full conference here. \n \nClick on each speaker’s name to download the presentation.  \n9h30 Opening \n\nManuela Teixeira Pinto\,  Deputy Permanent Representative of Portugal to the European Union\nInês Lynce\, INESC Brussels HUB Management Committee Chair and President at INESC ID\nBertrand Bouchet\, RITIFI project & Head of CEA Representation in Brussels\n\nArlindo Oliveira\, INESC Holding President\nRaquel Sequeira\, Trade and Investment Officer at aicep Portugal Global\n\nModeration: Ricardo Migueis\, Head of Office at INESC Brussels HUB \n10h15-12h30 Establishing the tools for knowledge valorisation \n10h15 Part A: The policy context (speakers + 30 min round table) \nFostering knowledge valorisation and strategic autonomy \n\nDominik Sobczak\, Deputy Head of Unit at European Commission\, DG Research & Innovation\nRené Martins\, Research Infrastructures and Open Science\, DG Research & Innovation\n\nEuropean Technology Infrastructures and their role in knowledge valorisation \n\nDavid Holden\, European Coordinator Technology Division at CEA\n\nThe European Research infrastructures and their role in knowledge valorisation \n\nMaja Bucar\, Professor at the University of Ljubljana and member of the ESFRI drafting group on RI industry cooperation\n\nModeration: Simon Pickard\, Network Director at Science Business \n11h15 Coffee-Break \n11h30 Part B: The role of RIs and TIs in supporting industry \nEuropean Technology Infrastructures in the EU R&I landscape \n\nSophie Viscido\, Principal Consultant at Technopolis Group\n\nResearch Infrastructures’ role in the innovation ecosystem \n\nKristiaan Temst\, KU Leuven and imec\, Chair at ESFRI Physical Sciences and Engineering Strategy Working Group\n\nRoadmap for aviation research infrastructures in Europe – the RINGO Project \n\nFrancesco Ferrigno\, Business Development & Strategic Planning at CIRA – the Italian Aerospace Research Centre\n\nModeration:  Susana Cardoso Freitas\, Director at INESC Microsystems and Nanotechnologies \n12h30 Lunch Break \n14h Inspirational cases for knowledge valorisation \nTest infrastructures supporting the transition to the hydrogen society \n\nNikolaj Zangenberg\, Innovation Manager at Danish Technological Institute\n\nCo-designing with industry for new high impact services in micro-electronics\, pharma\, batteries \n\nEdward Mitchell\, Head of Business Development at ESRF\n\nEATRIS Public private Innovation Hub \n\nAnton Ussi\, Operations & Finance Director at EATRIS\n\nThe Advanced Materials initiative 2030 \n\nPhilippe Jacques\, Managing Director at EMIRI – the Energy Materials Industrial Research Initiative\n\nThe example of accelerator-based RIs and TIs \n\nAngeles Faus-Golfe\, chair of the Industry Advisory Board in the I.FAST project\n\nModeration:  Maurits Butter\, Senior Orchestrating expert at TNO \n15h30 Coffee break \n15h45 Unlocking value creation for strategic autonomy: discussion groups \n5 thematic discussion groups focused on exploring the role of infrastructures in supporting value creation\, from a research starting point\, in a close relation with EU policy priorities. \nParallel discussion Groups \n\nMicroelectronics. Rapporteur: Jorge Fernandes\, INESC ID\nMaterials & Manufacturing. Rapporteur: José Carlos Caldeira\, INESC TEC\nBiotechnology. Rapporteur: Nicolas Villacorta\, Helmholtz\nEnergy. Rapporteur: Luís Seca\, INESC TEC\n\nA set of key questions will be shared with the groups to guide discussion and provide comparative reporting material\, resulting from the discussions in different thematic groups. All groups will receive the same set of questions. \nThematic discussion groups are open to registration and have a rapporteur each. \nKey questions: \n\nWhat are the most important challenges facing Europe within this theme?\nWhat are the main barriers preventing the challenges in being solved?\nHow can RIs and TIs help lower the barriers and solve the challenges?\nHow would you most efficiently spend 10 M-EUR to support innovation in this field?\n\nAll questions should be answered having in mind the general RI and TI challenges and the specific challenges to the thematic group where you are participating. \n17h15 Conclusions and the way forward – round table \nRapporteurs of the different thematic discussion groups present the outcomes of the discussion. \nModeration: Maurits Butter\, Senior Orchestrating expert at TNO \n18h Close of meeting
URL:https://hub.inesc.pt/event/summer-meeting-2023-knowledge-valorisation-the-role-of-research-and-technology-infrastructures/
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