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Jim Clarke at starups kill the virus event

NGIatlantic.eu at #STARTUPS KILL The Virus event:

On the 28th of April, 2020, Jim Clarke, NGIatlantic.eu's Coordinator from Waterford Institute of Technology, participated as a panellist in the webinar #StartupsKillTheVirus, an online event to support tech innovators in the time of the COVID19 crisis with European funding and support services.

Over the four sessions, 1,000+ European start-ups and entrepreneurs participated to learn about the resources available to achieve funding opportunities and services (visit our Open Calls page to learn about our opportunities for funding), helping to battle this crisis with innovative solutions. Representatives of the European Innovation Council, DG Connect of the European Commission, Start-up Europe, Big Data Value Association, and the Next Generation Internet initiative (NGI), were called upon to offer their expertise and knowledge on available resources.

Mr. Clarke was a panellist in the second session, which was devoted to SMEs and start-ups contributing to a more human-centric internet under the Next Generation Internet (NGI) initiative. The second session, chaired by Alberto Sierra Bañón of Zabala Innovation Consulting in Spain, was opened by Stefano Foglietta, Project Officer of the NGI Unit (European Commission, DG Connect), who presented the details of the NGI initiative and how start-ups can take advantage of the resources of this initiative. The panellists included coordinators of a number of the NGI projects with calls that are currently open, including Sara Mateo (NGI DAPSI), Jim Clarke (NGIatlantic.eu), Mirko Presser (NGI Pointer), Joost Agterhoek (NGI Zero), and David Seoane Vilariño (NGI eSSIF-Lab).

The videos, presentations, booklet and questionnaires from the webinar are available at this page.

The 30-months project NGIatlantic.eu will push the Next Generation Internet a step further by providing cascade funding to EU-based researchers and innovators in carrying out Next Generation Internet related experiments in collaboration with US research teams.




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