Horizon Europe, the EU funding programme for research and innovation covering the period 2021-2027, is getting launched in the spring. What are the main themes covered by the new framework, what calls for proposals are relevant to nano, and - most importantly - why and how can your organisation join a project? Join us for this member-only webinar featuring NIA members AMIRES and Promethean Particles to learn more.

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This virtual event seeks to provide an online arena where industrial and research needs will meet and industry, research infrastructures, organizations and investors can network to seek or promote technologies and services for the uptake of sustainable fabrication in different sectors.

This NanoHarmony (project in which NIA is a partner) workshop will follow the journey of a Guidance Document (GD) or Test Guideline (TG) through the OECD process from the standard project submission form (SPSF), through to its adoption and use. At each stage of the process the ‘audience’ changes and therefore so does the information requirements needed to be able to address their ‘needs’.

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On Tuesday 23rd March 2021, 15-16 h CET NanoCommons - which NIA member University  of Birmingham leads - and NanoSolveIT teams, in a joint initiative with the NanoSafety Cluster, will offer an online teaching event on the use of linked data resources, entitled Online SPARQL Access to WikiPathways and AOP-Wiki Webinar.