ERA_FABRIC

What is ERA_FABRIC

The ERA_FABRIC project is to implement a new ERA Hubs concept across different geographies and structures in Europe, based on common compliance criteria. The process acts as an incentive for advanced ecosystems to seek recognition, and for less advanced ecosystems to reach the criteria facilitating support from European, national and regional level.

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ERA_FABRIC at glance

Leader: ART-ER-SOCIETA CONSORTILE PER AZIONI

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🗓️ Date: April 3rd, 2025🕚 Time: 11:00–12:30 CET💻 Platform: Zoom (link provided upon registration) We are pleased to invite you to an inspiring online webinar ...
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🧩 During our latest seminar, titled“Framing And Bridging Regional Research and Innovation Ecosystems Capacities for a Renewed ERA”,we received encouraging feedback on both the project ...
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On June 5th, COOPERATE and ERA_FABRIC organize a final event on ERA Hubs: Enhancing knowledge valorization in regional R&I ecosystems. 📅 Date for the Final ...
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ERA_FABRIC & COOPERATE at RSA Annual Conference 2025 Navigating Regional Transformation: Shaping EU Innovation Ecosystems – The Role of ERA Hubs We are pleased to ...
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On 3-4th March CEZAMAT PW hosted The 4th Cluster Booster Academy. ERA_FABRIC took it as a great opportunity for Lorenzo Dorato to present his studies ...
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📺 Missed the webinar? Watch the full recording here: 🔗 Below the post, you will find the speakers’ presentations. On February 13, 2025, ERA Fabric ...
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    ERA_FABRIC

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    Project 101094821 ERA_FABRIC - HORIZON -WIDERA-2022_ERA-01

    Funded by the European Union.
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