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Latest H2020 draft work programmes published

The latest draft work programmes for Horizon 2020 have been announced by the European Commission.

Indicative information has been made available on the various calls under the three pillars, namely Excellent Science, Industrial Leadership and Societal Challenges. Material is also available on the EURATOM work programme as well as ‘Science with and for society’, which focuses on science education, promoting gender equality in R&I and integrating society into science and innovation.

You can view the work programmes in full here; the first calls under Horizon 2020 are expected on 11 December 2013. Following final approval by the Council of the European Union and the European Parliament, EU member states must now finally ratify the agreements regarding Horizon 2020.

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