"Legumes’ role post-COVID-19: reorienting the focus of policy on legume-based food and feed system" 

This Round Table organised by the Science Business Network aims to once more bring the importance of Oceans in the food chain up to discussion.

Do you consider applying to one of the below mentioned Horizon 2020 biotech-related calls? Are you looking for partners to build a consortium? Join us on 28 September in Brussels to meet actors from all around Europe to exchange ideas.

The “Triple Helix Conference on Bio-Based Economy” is one of the major events of the Danube-INCO.NET project.

Its main objective is to support the government-industry-academia cooperation (triple-helix model) to enhance the establishment and development of bio-based economy partnerships in the target countries on micro-regional level, tackling societal challenges in the field of food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, water research, bio-economy and bio-based energy.

The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) is a key driver of sustainable European economic growth and competitiveness. It reinforces the innovation capacity of the EU and its Member States in order to address the grand challenges facing European society.

The EU-funded BioHorizon project will host a Partnering Event in Brussels Sheraton Hotel on 26th November 2015 dedicated to ‘Food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, marine and maritime and inland water research and the bioeconomy’ (SC2) in Horizon 2020. Hosted in connection with the European Commission’s Open Info Day (25th November 2015), the objective of the brokerage event is to assist you in finding the right project partners for the upcoming Societal Challenge 2 calls for 2016.