Dutch events help explain EU funding
9 December 1999 - 9 December 1999
Netherlands
EG Liaison, the Dutch organisation helping researchers to find out about EU-research policy, is holding the following open events during December 1999:
- An international public brokerage event on 'Biological raw materials for non-food use 'BioRaMat'', at Amsterdam Airport, on 9 December 1999. The official language will be English (details are available from Ms Jacqueline Ton. E-mail: J.Ton@egl.nl);
- An international public brokerage event on ''Fishnetwork': fisheries and aquaculture' at Amsterdam Airport on 10 December 1999. The official language will be English (details are available from Mr Robert Dijkstra. E-mail: R.Dijkstra@egl.nl);
- A presentation on grants in life sciences for post-doctoral researchers at the Dutch Cancer Institute in Amsterdam on 16 December. The presentation will be in Dutch. (Details are available from Ginus Ipema. E-mail: G.Ipema@egl.nl);
- A workshop on aeronautics organised by EG Liaison in cooperation with the European Commission, in The Hague on 18 January 2000. The official language will be Dutch (details are available from T. Leeuwerink. E-mail: T.Leeuwerink@egl.nl).
- An international public brokerage event on 'Biological raw materials for non-food use 'BioRaMat'', at Amsterdam Airport, on 9 December 1999. The official language will be English (details are available from Ms Jacqueline Ton. E-mail: J.Ton@egl.nl);
- An international public brokerage event on ''Fishnetwork': fisheries and aquaculture' at Amsterdam Airport on 10 December 1999. The official language will be English (details are available from Mr Robert Dijkstra. E-mail: R.Dijkstra@egl.nl);
- A presentation on grants in life sciences for post-doctoral researchers at the Dutch Cancer Institute in Amsterdam on 16 December. The presentation will be in Dutch. (Details are available from Ginus Ipema. E-mail: G.Ipema@egl.nl);
- A workshop on aeronautics organised by EG Liaison in cooperation with the European Commission, in The Hague on 18 January 2000. The official language will be Dutch (details are available from T. Leeuwerink. E-mail: T.Leeuwerink@egl.nl).