(BELGIUM)
Solving societal challenges will require new models of research and innovation, which will be increasingly cross-border, interdisciplinary and data-driven.
Members of the European Parliament, EU policy makers, EU R&D stakeholders and industry representatives will discuss this statement over lunch in Brussels this month, during a debate titled: Data driven innovation in a connected world, being held at the 10th anniversary European Innovation Summit. Summit organisers, Knowledge4Innovation, are running this important session in cooperation with the European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST).
“This event will showcase various data-driven, multidisciplinary projects by COST, demonstrating the benefits of pan-European research and innovation networks. Building on these examples, the panel will discuss future pathways for data-driven research and innovation, challenges on the road ahead and as well as their implications for future EU policies and funding programmes,” the EIS programme states.
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