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The future starts today – examples of innovative urban projects

date

8 July 2021, 17:00

place

GDD stage

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Find out what the European Green Deal will bring to design and business strategies. Learn tips on how to become an innovator of tomorrow.

Europe is home to only 7 percent of the world's population, but it is responsible for 20 percent. global investment in research and development. In addition, it publishes one-third of all high-profile scientific publications and is dominant in the world in industries such as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, mechanical engineering and fashion. Research and innovation are essential to tackling the coronavirus pandemic. During the lecture, we will consider why cities need innovation? and why are they so important? The speaker will introduce the Horizon Europe Program – the largest research and innovation funding program, with a budget of EUR 100 billion until 2027.

The event is in line with the assumptions of the New European Bauhaus initiative.

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speaker

Dr Magdalena Głogowska

Member of the program committees for the Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe programs – represents the country at meetings of the committee with the European Commission, contributing to agreeing the scope and conditions of work programs. Currently, at NCBR, he continues work at the National Contact Point for the Horizon Europe program. She was an expert – coordinator in the area of climate and envir...

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