Workshop "Nanotechnologies and Advanced Materials for Regional Growth – The Challenge of upscaling" - 9 February 2017, Brussels

[Source: Research & Innovation] Synergies between Horizon 2020 and the European Structural & Investment Funds (ESIF) could support the uptake of the nanotech and advanced materials pilot lines and their services and boost regional investments and new business. The aim of the Workshop is to explore concrete synergies between these two EU Programmes. It is co-organised by the European Commission’s Directorates General RTD, GROW, REGIO and JRC in association with the Committee of the Regions. Registration is upon invitation only. Expressions of interest, including your name, organisation, and postion within the organisation, should be communicated to Ms Caroline Delattre (Caroline.Delattre@ec.europa.eu) before 27 January 2017. Questions on the content of the Workshop, can be sent to the organiser, Dr. Maria Moragues Canovas (maria.moragues-canovas@ec.europa.eu).

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