EU Funding workshop, you asking about FP7 Health?
10 May 2011 - 10 May 2011
United Kingdom
Attendees will learn about the current and potentially, future topics in both the current and forthcoming FP7 Health Work Programme, due to be published in July 2011.
They will also have the chance to meet with regional and national support teams and to network with potential partners and experienced FP7 participants. In addition, there will be a case study from an organisation that has successfully accessed European funding.
At the event, organised in partnership with FP7UK, there will be the chance to have a 1:1 surgery with any of our panel of experts.
A buffet lunch will be provided.
Who should attend?
The event will be of interest to businesses, academics and other interested parties working in the following areas of health research:
• Detection and Diagnosis of disease
• Innovative therapeutic approaches and interventions
• Large scale data gathering and processing
• Development and ageing
• Translational research on major infectious diseases, including HIV, TB & malaria
• Translational research on, diabetes/obesity, rare and chronic diseases
• Healthcare systems and public health
• Adverse drug reactions
This event is not aimed at intermediaries or suppliers of innovation services. Joining instructions will follow after event registration.
To register for this event please visit: http://bit.ly/gVnuJM(opens in new window)
You can contact Enterprise Europe Network Scotland on 0141 228 2797 or email info@enterprise-europe-scotland.com
They will also have the chance to meet with regional and national support teams and to network with potential partners and experienced FP7 participants. In addition, there will be a case study from an organisation that has successfully accessed European funding.
At the event, organised in partnership with FP7UK, there will be the chance to have a 1:1 surgery with any of our panel of experts.
A buffet lunch will be provided.
Who should attend?
The event will be of interest to businesses, academics and other interested parties working in the following areas of health research:
• Detection and Diagnosis of disease
• Innovative therapeutic approaches and interventions
• Large scale data gathering and processing
• Development and ageing
• Translational research on major infectious diseases, including HIV, TB & malaria
• Translational research on, diabetes/obesity, rare and chronic diseases
• Healthcare systems and public health
• Adverse drug reactions
This event is not aimed at intermediaries or suppliers of innovation services. Joining instructions will follow after event registration.
To register for this event please visit: http://bit.ly/gVnuJM(opens in new window)
You can contact Enterprise Europe Network Scotland on 0141 228 2797 or email info@enterprise-europe-scotland.com