Agenda-items bij Research and innovation policies
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30-05Meeting of Competitiveness Council (COMPET)
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30-05Ninth International Workshop on HIV and Hepatitis Co-infection
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30-05'The Prospects of Brain Research within Horizon 2020: Responding Efficiently to Europe's Societal Needs'
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30-05Fujitsu Innovation Gathering
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30-05Parliamentary committee meeting: Industry, Research and Energy, Brussel
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30-05Parliamentary committee meeting: Industry, Research and Energy, Brussel
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31-05Peer review on effective approaches in promoting gender equality in the area of Women and the Media
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02-06Graphene Week 2013
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02-06XLVIII Zakopane School of Physics - Breaking Frontiers: Submicron Structures in Physics and Biology
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02-06Agricultural productivity and Its Impacts on Global Trade
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03-0621st European Biomass Conference and Exhibition
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03-0623rd National Selection Conference of EYP Germany | KIEL 2013
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03-06European Geothermal Energy Congress 2013
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03-06Open European Day
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03-06Major Cities of Europe - Annual Conference
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03-06First International Workshop on Human Mobility Computing
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03-06'The Medical Devices Introductory Course'
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04-06FEHRL Infrastructure Research Meeting 2013 (FIRM13)
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04-06Road Infrastructure Innovation Expo
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04-06Communicating Food Science in Stuttgart
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04-069th ITS European Congress, 4-7 June 2013, Dublin (IE)
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04-06Agenda for meetingof the FP7 Cooperation Environment programme committee
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05-06Week of Innovative Regions in Europe (WIRE IV)
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05-06Smart Cities Annual Conference 2013
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05-06Annual Conference of the Smart Cities Stakeholder Platform
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05-06LOGINN 1st International Workshop on Innovation in Logistics
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05-06Agricultural Research and Food Security - Outlook to Horizon 2020 and Beyond
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06-06Doctors 2.0 & You
Meta Forum 2012 - Hoofdinhoud
| date | June 20 2012 - June 21 2012 |
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| city | Brussel, Belgium |
| organisation | Eurocommissaris voor Digitale agenda |
This event will feature both interactive and informative sessions focusing on multilingualism, the challenges and opportunities presented by the multilingual information society and how a solid strategy for developing innovative Language Technologies is key in developing solutions to respond to these opportunities and challenges. It will address issues such as technological support for smaller languages and innovative Language Technology applications to better enable communities in the information age. A research overview will present visionary applications, current developments and priority themes in the field and show how this work could enrich the lives of European citizens while creating an economic boost. There will be discussions with major stakeholders on work plans, programme development and both national and European strategies.
