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This international information-day event will highlight research topics covered within the 2024 calls for proposals in Cluster 3. Participants will also have the possibility to join a matchmaking event dedicated to the topics of the 2024 Cluster 3 calls.

From 10 to 14 June sixteen the TUD Innovation & Impact Center organizes online sessions about all kind of aspects of research funding. If you would like to learn more about the funding landscape, ethics or Knowledge Security issues, Lump Sum funding grants for various stages in your career, but also for example about how to build a consortium and more, do sign up! There are sessions of interest for every scientist and everyone within the TU who deals with research funding.

The SAFEPROCESS Symposium is organized every three years under the auspices of IFAC, the International Federation of Automatic Control. This edition will be focused on major topics, i.e., energy, cybersecurity, water systems, and autonomous vehicles. Special sessions, plenary lectures, tutorials, benchmarks, and roundtables will highlight industrial-academic projects, challenges, and applications. Dr. Vasso Reppa, assistant professor with the Maritime and Transport Technology Department of the TU Delft 3ME Faculty, is co-chair of the 2024 edition.

In June 2024 TU Delft Safety & Security Institute will again organize its annual course for young scholars (PhD students and postdocs) on the safe (& sustainable) by design approach.

On 28 and 29 May 2024, the European Commission will host an Information Day and a Networking Event for potential applicants to the European Defence Fund (EDF) 2024 calls for proposals. This event will be available in a hybrid format, allowing attendees to join in person in Brussels or virtually.

dcypher, the collaboration platform for research and development on cyber security in the Netherlands, extends an invitation to find a partner and participate in the NWO Cybersecurity Research Call during an online session scheduled for January 25th.

Digital twins are digital representations of complex human-environment-technology interactions for decision support. Digital twins of the Earth are a means for scientists, policymakers, and the industry to engage with society and extract the best value from existing data and models to understand and interact with system Earth. The workshop brings together the designer perspective and the more comprehensive ‘user-perspective’.

This is the 7th Society for Risk Analysis Benelux Conference, taking place at the KU Leuven Brussels Campus.

After the recent successful hosts in Fraunhofer (Germany, 2021) and DTU (Denmark, 2022), the 28th European Symposium on Research in Computer Security (ESORICS) 2023 2023 will be hosted by TU Delft in the Hague, the Netherlands.