Next Generation Internet

Next Generation Internet webinar on Linked Data
2021-06-21 09:30 - 11:30 (Europe/Amsterdam) | Online webinar, https://nlnet.nl/events/20210621/LinkedData/
In this free online event, projects from across the Next Generation Internet universe present their state-of-the-art work on Linked Data and other forms of metadata. The event is organized by NLnet foundation on June 21st 2021 at 9.30 CEST.
The webinar brings together innovative projects advancing the state of art in Linked Data. These efforts funded by various funding programs of the Next Generation Internet initiative will share their progress to extract, add and use worthwhile metadata to our data and online information.
Linked Data is a broad field of research and development that aims to make digital information more structured, interlinked and meaningful (or “semantic”) — to computers but also to humans. This can for instance enable more personal and insightful search engine results, insights into complex data sets but also new avenues for online social networking (for example, the decentralized social networking protocol ActivityPub powering federated communities uses Linked Data). NGI projects are working on the technical and infrastructural hurdles to overcome before everyone can benefit from these richer online experiences.
During this online session a range of projects funded by the Next Generation Internet initiative will discuss their progress using, extracting and manipulating Linked Data and discuss how this field of research and development can move into the future.
Agenda
Find the updated agenda on the event website. No registration or signup is required, everyone is free to join participate through BigBlueButton or join the live stream as a visitor.

NGIatlantic.eu workshop for Open call 4
2021-06-18 14:00 - 18:00 (Europe/Brussels) | Online event
NGIatlantic.eu – NSF EU – US Networking workshop for Open call 4

When: 18 June 2021, 2pm CEST / 8am Eastern Time US
How: Zoom platform
The workshop is free and open to all interested stakeholders. Registration is required!

Event Description
The EU – US workshop will focus on the elaboration of the Next Generation Internet (NGI) topics in scope for the next open call (OC) of the NGIatlantic.eu project, which will run from June 15, 2021 – September 15, 2021. The EU and US workshop participants will engage together in team-building format with the goal of twinning together in transatlantic partnerships for the submission of applications to the open calls of the NGIatlantic.eu project, in cooperation with the National Science Foundation’s Dear Colleague Letter (DCL) Supplemental Fund.
More information here: https://ngiatlantic.eu/events/ngiatlanticeu-nsf-eu-us-networking-workshop-open-call-4

Q&A eSSIF-Lab Open Calls
2021-06-18 11:00 - 12:30 (Europe/Brussels) | Online event
Join eSSIF-Lab’s live Q&A session, and find out everything about the current Open Calls.
About this event
Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) promises to empower European citizens with new means to manage privacy, eliminate logins, and enjoy much faster and safer electronic transactions via the internet as well as in real life.
Any questions left about the eSSIF-Lab Open Calls? Want tips for crafting an effective proposal?
Join our live webinar on the eSSIF-Lab’s current Open Calls!
2nd Business – oriented Open Call
eSSIF-Lab is looking for proposals to develop and demonstrate SSI working solutions for a real-world, domain-oriented problem or opportunity, in prioritized eSSIF-Lab areas (Health Tech, e-Government and Education), or in the Open Disruptive Innovation track (which is covering innovative bottom-up projects out of these verticals).
eSSIF-Lab will select 23 best SMEs (including startups), not-for-profit entities (such as foundations or associations), or collaborative initiatives (as micro-consortia of these entities)
Proposed solutions must be commercial, competitive and sector-specific SSI applications for products and services. They are expected to leverage on the added value that previously developed functionalities within the eSSIF-Lab, to include the issuing, exchange and consumption of SSI credentials as a core element and to have high technology and investment readiness levels.
The proposals selected in the Second Business-oriented Call will be invited to join an 8-month acceleration programme, including business and technical support to integrate eSSIF-Lab and other SSI technology with market propositions.

Deadline: 7th of July 2021 at 17:00 (CEST)
Funding: up to 106,000 € (for the best in class)

Infrastructure – oriented Open Call
This call targets open-source technical enhancements and extensions for eSSIF-Lab Framework which fall within the SSI concept (i.e. technologies which allow individuals to control their electronic identities and guard their privacy).
Open source SSI components developed as a result of this open call will be applied by other participants in eSSIF-Lab. Hence, applicants shall be willing and able to work in an agile way with lots of communication and interaction with other participants in the eSSIF-Lab ecosystem, together with developing the eSSIF-Lab Framework and testing the interoperability of delivered components.
This call targets innovators in the SSI domain (such as outstanding academic research groups, hi-tech startups, SMEs, etc.), legally established/resident in a Member State of the EU or in an H2020 associated country.

Deadline: 7th of July 2021 at 17:00 (CEST)
Funding: up to 155,000 €

This webinar is free and open to all stakeholders.

NGI Forward Salon: Lightest/Trust Infrustructure
2021-06-17 12:00 - 13:00 (Europe/Brussels) | Online event
The NGI ESSIF-Lab project TRAIN (Trust Management Infrastructure) leverages a decentralized data protected approach for a Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) context. It proposes an infrastructure for SSI that can be used to verify conformance of the issuer to a certain policy and trust scheme. This is important because an ever-increasing number and variety of transactions are conducted digitally over the Internet. At the same time, identity and other credential schemes are evolving towards decentralized complex and open approaches; anyone can be entitled as issuer. For all this, trust is a central empowering factor. So how can you be sure that the entity, be it person or organization making the transaction or issuing a credential is really who they say they are?
The challenge of decentralized trust is not entirely new. Trading, for example, has always involved trust and risk. Whether it is for barter, or for promissory notes. Before modern communication, when trading with someone you did not know, you would take up references from someone you did trust. The longer the distance, the more difficult and risky that was. Long-distance trading sometimes involved family members, travelling and becoming established in those distant locations. In the Twenty-First Century, sophisticated methods to provide that trust between counterparties have been developed, but still rely on someone to provide the references. These now take the form of ‘Trusted Third Parties’ who may be regulated from within an industry itself, or through legislation, to provide ‘certification’. So, how do you obtain the details of the certifications that you need to satisfy acceptable risk and build trust?
The EU H2020 project LIGHTest has developed a flexible approach for this challenge: global lightweight trust infrastructure providing parties of electronic transactions with automatic validation of trust based on their individual trust policies through the publication, querying, and cross-jurisdiction translation of information relevant in making decisions. LIGHTest empowers counterparties to establish trust and awareness of risk through recognizing the ‘Chain of Trust’ and associated certification. It can also provide automatic verification of that certification for every transaction. Verifiers are empowered to make their own trust decisions while different actors (industry organizations, NGOs) can set up their own trust schemes, based on established ones like eIDAS.
Fraunhofer, SICPA, and Validated ID will present and demonstrate the results of their work in LIGHTest and their NGI ESSIF Lab Projects.

Open Source Lisbon 2021
2021-06-17 - 2021-06-18 | Online event
Powered by Syone, Open Source Lisbon is the biggest Open Source event in Portugal.
This year, we’ll have a two-day online event to celebrate the Portuguese Presidency of the European Union and the Open Source software strategy outlined by the European Commission.
The 19th edition of Open Source Lisbon will be the perfect event to spread Europe’s vision as a leader in adopting open technologies, share open-source discussions with the community and show how technology can improve citizens life quality.
The first day will be dedicated to the Public Sector and European Union subjects. On the second, we’ll have our well-known event, talking about the Open Source Mindset in a Shifting World. And you’re invited for both!

IntellIoT Event
2021-06-15 17:00 - 18:30 (Europe/Brussels) | Online event
IntellIoT Event: Human In the Loop – a guide to successful AI
Let’s discuss the human-machine collaboration of the future!
Will AI outsmart the human? Or going one step further – will it make the humans redundant? Not according to the science. In fact, researchers state that a collaboration between humans and machines is the main factor of successful next generation technology. The Human-in-the-Loop approach aims to solve the biggest problem in current AI – the machine’s lack of decisiveness when approaching an unknown situation. The question is: how to incorporate the human aspect in technology?
On June 15th, the innovation experts from IntellIoT, Startup Colors, and the Meetup.Ai community in Berlin invite you to a knowledge-packed online event.
Join us in a conversation on the modern approach to human-machine collaboration and its importance in the process of developing next generation IoT solutions.
Joining us in the conversation will be:

Rob van Kranenburg, Founder of #IoTCouncil and #IoTDay
Carina Pamminger, Chief Project Manager at HOLO-LIGHT

More speakers coming soon.
Moderating the conversation will be Nicholas Borsotto Machado Monteiro from meetup.ai.
All information and registration here

HORIZON CLOUD Community event
2021-06-15 15:00 - 16:30 (Europe/Brussels) | Online event
The focus will be on Open Source Initiatives for Cloud Computing. Three Open Source Cloud Initiatives Eclipse Foundation, OpenNebula, and Sovereign Cloud Stack will present their work and engage with European Cloud Community.
More information:

HORIZON CLOUD website: https://www.h-cloud.eu/event/horizon-cloud-community-event/
HORIZON CLOUD Forum: https://community.h-cloud.eu/t/save-the-date-horizon-cloud-community-event-on-15-june/184
Registration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/horizon-cloud-community-event-registration-156887216889

NGIoT Thematic Workshop
2021-06-15 13:30 - 16:30 (Europe/Brussels) | Online event
Part of a thematic workshop series on IoT and Edge computing, this workshop will focus on the challenge of data processing and decision making between cloud analytics and edge intelligence for in-vehicle data, roadside and environmental information and dispatch of charging data.
More information:

NGIoT website: https://www.ngiot.eu/event/ngiot-thematic-workshop-automotive-industries-and-mobility/
Registration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ngiot-thematic-workshop-automotive-industries-and-mobility-tickets-151655899879

NGI_TRUST Webinar Results #7
2021-06-11 10:30 - 12:00 (Europe/Brussels) | WEB-STREAMED | TIME CET
From February 2019 to May 2020, the NGI_Trust project ran three Open Calls to fund the development of a human-centric Internet through privacy and trust enhancing technologies. These calls attracted a significant number of applications and NGI_Trust was able to fund 57 projects focused on relevant innovations. Now that all of the funding has been allocated, it is time to focus in on the funded projects and showcase their ideas and developments. NGI_Trust has started a series of webinars to do just this – and also to help build a community of innovators among the projects through shared ideas and principles.
NGI_Trust will be continuing webinars with our projects during 2021. You can also find out more about the projects via the NGI_Trust twitter account and through the NGI blogposts.
More info on the NGI_Trust website.

The Responsible AI Forum 2021
2021-06-07 - 2021-06-09 | Holiday Inn Munich City Centre, Hochstraße 3, 81669 München, Germany, München, Bayern, 81669, Germany
Why attend? TRAIF2021 is your chance to:

Discuss the most relevant and pressing issues relating to responsible AI
Connect with other experts
Share stories, research & practical applications
Help create a sustainable, inclusive and comprehensive framework for AI

Webinar: Intellectual Property in the World of Blockchain
2021-06-02 10:00 - 11:00 (Europe/Brussels) | web-streamed
This webinar is powered by NGI TETRA and ONTOCHAIN
When: 02 June 2021 from 10:00 to 11:40 CEST
Where: Online
Apply Here!
What will you get?
Managing intellectual property (IP) itself is not an easy task, and when it comes to tackling IP issues in blockchain technologies, it may become even more challenging. NGI TETRA, in cooperation with ONTOCHAIN, is organising a webinar programme to cover the basics of IP in the world of blockchain and to guide you on how to make use of IP when dealing with blockchain-related projects.
First session: Managing IP in Blockchain Applications
When dealing with IP and blockchain, the issues are twofold: securing IP rights in Blockchain technology and managing IP rights through Blockchain technology. On one hand, there is the obvious fact that blockchain software and data deployment must deal with existing IP rights and those generated as a consequence of that deployment, such as software copyright and licensing, databases rights, trade secrets etc. On the other hand, a blockchain seems to be a perfect tool to serve as a legal ledger for the recording of IP rights and several projects are attempting to redesign IP management processes.
Second session: IP Landscape in Blockchain
The presentation will provide an overview of the state of the art in different areas of Blockchain, including Self Sovereign Identity, Copyright Management, Data Provenance, Reputation Models, Value Sharing and Incentives and others and will exemplify it through patent landscapes collected by the tool MyIntelliPatent. This supporting tool is provided by IntelliSemantic to the third parties participating in the NGI ONTOCHAIN project to contribute to their state of the art and to check the eventual need to apply for a new patent if this is suitably motivated by their innovation.
Agenda
10:00 – 10:10: Opening
10:10 – 10:50: Managing IP in Blockchain Applications by Erwin Sotiri (NGI TETRA)
10:50 – 11:00: Q&A
11:00 – 11:30: IP Landscape in Blockchain by Alberto Ciaramella (ONTOCHAIN)
11:30 – 11:40: Q&A and Closing
Speakers
Erwin SOTIRI
Attorney at law, IP & ICT Legal Expert
Initially as a practitioner at several major law firms in France then in Luxembourg, Erwin is the founding partner of JURISCONSUL, a leading boutique law firm, specializing on intellectual property, software, technology and increasingly focusing on fintech. Erwin is the author of “Précis sur les crypto-monnaies” edited by Legitech. He also authors articles on blockchains, artificial intelligence and copyright. He regularly speaks in events involving technologies and digital content.

Alberto CIARAMELLA
Research manager

Alberto Ciaramella as the CEO of IntelliSemantic is active in the research of text and data analytics, semantics, linked data and big data technologies, artificial intelligence. These technologies are used in different verticals, as Patents, Scientific, Technical and Medical publications for business intelligence, an example of which is the solution MyIntelliPatent, for patent landscaping and monitoring. Alberto Ciaramella is presently active in NGI Ontochain project and in the past participated to successful EU-funded projects.

The Web after the Platforms
2021-06-02 | WEB-STREAMED | TIME CET
The Web after the Platforms DAPSI FINAL EVENT
What is at stake with Interoperability?
Standards have been defined to build a different web, to give back control of data usage to actors, to maintain control of industrial data and to allow for fair competition conditions. However, these opportunities are not well known by the entrepreneurs who are likely to seize them, support them and leverage their potential, neither by the public actors likely to encourage them, nor, more widely, by citizens.
This event proposes to discuss the implications of these changes based on the input from various use cases.
How do businesses boost or strengthen their market access? How can these standards be used as a weapon of European digital fairness? What changes can be made to the rules for managing personal data? What kind of legal frameworks should be built? How can we educate citizens and actors to manage their data? Finally, how will these transformations affect the organization of businesses and institutions?
We will explore all these issues by mobilising European experts and stakeholders of these topics. We will also shed light on the seven winning projects of the European challenge DAPSI (Data Portability & Services Incubator – dapsi.ngi.eu) proposed by the European initiative NGI (Next Generation Internet – funded by the European Union in the framework of the H2020 programme).
The conference is a 100% digital event. It is addressed to all European stakeholders in digital innovation (large companies, public actors, academics, innovative start-ups & SMEs, representatives of associations and civil society and journalists, etc.). It will be held in English and French. Simultaneous translation will be available.
This event is the kick-off of a cycle of four digital webinars that will focus on different sectoral use
cases, to be organized in 2021.
AGENDA
Morning (09:45-12:00): Interoperability as a means for rebuilding the web, with Gilles Babinet (co-Chairman at French Digital National Council and Digital Champion at the European Commission), Jean-François Abramatic (ex Inria, ex W3C), Alain Assouline (CINOV – Numerique), Antoine Garnier (IDSA).
Afternoon (13:30-16:45): DAPSI FINAL EVENT – Presentation of the 7 winning DAPSI projects, roundtables with the DAPSI project leaders. The first roundtable will focus on the issues of uses, user experience & adoption, the second one on technology transfer and scaling up issues.
Focus on the 7 innovations for data portability from the DAPSI program

Alias Identity: ALIAS enables the next generation of applications to happen, by automating GDPR portability for applications developers.
Own your Data – Digital Immunization Passport (DIP): The main focus of this project is on Data Interoperability & Compatibility through establishing interfaces between health industry and individuals as well as pushing forward on standardized interfaces for PDSs.
Audria – OpenXport: The OpenXPort project will start by providing two main results. First, a best practice document which supports developers and policymakers to address and shape the future of data portability will be created. Second, an Open Source framework for the portability of core PIM data types will be defined. Given the ubiquity and key role of PIM data and prior work in this field, such an open framework has a huge potential for bringing data portability into widespread practice and also to serve as a blueprint for data portability in other domains.
Dpella: a tool that perturbs data analyses’ results with carefully calibrated randomized noise to protect the privacy of individuals with mathematical guarantees, while providing information about the accuracy of the results. This project explores the possibilities for this technology to enable governments and companies to produce open, secure, and public data analyses from private datasets.
Gridpocket – Oratorio: The ORATORIO project consists also in the development of a platform that will store different types of energy data of consumers and prosumers (consumption/production and IoT data in this prototype): consumption data, energy profiles, analytics of use, data of IoT devices, electric vehicule data.
Digita BV: software and services that allow organizations to easily connect to Solid-based personal data sets.
IMEC – Prov4ITDATA: This project offers an improved solution that is fully transparent and has fine-grained configuration to improve interoperability with other data models by exploiting and advancing the existing open-source tools RML.io and Comunica and showing its extensibility by directly applying it to the Solid ecosystem.

Registration
Please register by clicking here.

Leading the Digital Decade
2021-06-01 | Online event
Leading the Digital Decade, held 1-2 June, is a two-day online event focused on Europe’s digital transformation towards 2030.
What should the future of digital in Europe be? What should our 2030 goals be when it comes to digital transformation? How can we make sure we meet our objectives?
These are the main questions that Leading the Digital Decade aims to answer. The past 18 months have radically transformed Europe and the world. Because of the ongoing pandemic, the world has digitalised faster than ever before. Digital is what has kept our society going. It has also widened the gap between those who have the means to shift to digital and enjoy its benefits and those who do not.
At this crossroads, Europe must define its path going forward. Leading the Digital Decade focuses on defining this path. This two-day event is co-organised by the European Commission and the Portuguese Presidency of the Council of the European Union and will be held virtually on 1 and 2 June 2021.
Day 1
The starting point of the first day’s debate is the Communication 2030 Digital Compass: the European way for the Digital Decade. Its vision is clear: everyone in Europe can and should benefit from digital.
To make this a reality, we need to improve on digital skills, infrastructure and use of technology by people, companies and public administrations.
Day 2
The second day will be dedicated to the launch of the Digital Europe Programme, the first financial instrument of the EU to specifically finance European projects on digital. The Digital Europe Programme will accelerate the economic recovery and shape the digital transformation of Europe benefiting citizens and businesses.
The Digital Europe Programme will provide funding for projects in five areas:

supercomputing
artificial intelligence
cybersecurity
advanced digital skills
use of digital technologies across the economy and society

Join the conversation with #DigitalEU2030
The full programme for Leading the Digital Decade will be available soon.
Register for the event

eSSIF-Lab Open Calls webinar
2021-05-27 14:00 - 15:30 (Europe/Brussels) | Online event
Find out all about the eSSIF-Lab current Open Calls
Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) promises to empower European citizens with new means to manage privacy, eliminate logins, and enjoy much faster and safer electronic transactions via the internet as well as in real life.
Do you have questions about the eSSIF-Lab Open Calls? Want tips for crafting an effective proposal?
Join our live webinar on the eSSIF-Lab’s current Open Calls!
2nd Business – oriented Open Call
eSSIF-Lab is looking for proposals to develop and demonstrate SSI working solutions for a real-world, domain-oriented problem or opportunity, in prioritized eSSIF-Lab areas (Health Tech, e-Government and Education), or in the Open Disruptive Innovation track (which is covering innovative bottom-up projects out of these verticals).
eSSIF-Lab will select 23 best SMEs (including startups), not-for-profit entities (such as foundations or associations), or collaborative initiatives (as micro-consortia of these entities)
Proposed solutions must be commercial, competitive and sector-specific SSI applications for products and services. They are expected to leverage on the added value that previously developed functionalities within the eSSIF-Lab, to include the issuing, exchange and consumption of SSI credentials as a core element and to have high technology and investment readiness levels.
The proposals selected in the Second Business-oriented Call will be invited to join an 8-month acceleration programme, including business and technical support to integrate eSSIF-Lab and other SSI technology with market propositions.

Deadline: 7th of July 2021 at 17:00 (CEST)
Funding: up to 106,000 € (for the best in class)

Infrastructure – oriented Open Call
This call targets open-source technical enhancements and extensions for eSSIF-Lab Framework which fall within the SSI concept (i.e. technologies which allow individuals to control their electronic identities and guard their privacy).
Open source SSI components developed as a result of this open call will be applied by other participants in eSSIF-Lab. Hence, applicants shall be willing and able to work in an agile way with lots of communication and interaction with other participants in the eSSIF-Lab ecosystem, together with developing the eSSIF-Lab Framework and testing the interoperability of delivered components.
This call targets innovators in the SSI domain (such as outstanding academic research groups, hi-tech startups, SMEs, etc.), legally established/resident in a Member State of the EU or in an H2020 associated country.

Deadline: 7th of July 2021 at 17:00 (CEST)
Funding: up to 155,000 €

This webinar is free and open to all stakeholders.
eSSIF-Lab is funded by the European Commission, as part of the Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme, under Grant Agreement Nº 871932 and it’s framed under Next Generation Internet Initiative.
The data controller is FundingBox Accelerator sp. z o.o. (Al. Jerozolimskie 136, 02-305 Warsaw, Poland). We process your personal data for the purpose to run this webinar and promote eSSIF-Lab Project. In all matters regarding personal data, you can contact us using the following email address: privacy@fundingbox.com. You can find the full information clause here.

TRUST IN DATA?
2021-05-27 10:00 - 11:00 (Europe/Brussels) | Online event
TRUST IN DATA? Why social innovation needs digital.
EUSES, Mannheim, Day 2 10-11 am CET
Sharing data – whether personal or not – is key to social innovation and digital competitiveness. Data processing innovation relates to Europe’s sustainable growth and digital jobs. Before the internet era data collection was slow, top-down, and very little data was shared let alone queried. The internet’s growth expands broadband access such that distributed computation happens in real time on connected devices near you. Our web business model relies on voluntary sharing of data, when the world of internet and big data is a lot more centralized and extractive than it ever was. A few aggregators act as global online gateways to products, services and content; they capture most of the digital value chain. With Open Data and the GDPR, we all realize that data privacy, data ownership and data trust has social value above and beyond business as usual. Data governance matters to individuals as well as to society as a whole. Social innovation requires maximising socio-economic benefits of ‘being connected’, whilst minimising the centralized control power over the web. Data asymmetries and mistrust is a growing threat to social innovation. Can we agree on our digital rights, common safety safeguards, prevention of identity theft, cybercrime, data breaches, manipulation and malware? Because digital inclusion won’t just happen by default.
Speakers:

Dr Loretta Anania, European Commission Next Generation Internet Unit, moderator
Dr Andrea Renda, Director, Centre for European Policy Studies, Brussels, Belgium
Sir Geoff Mulgan, Professor of Collective Intelligence, University College London, UK
Dr Michelangelo Secchi, Centre for Social Innovation, Coimbra, Portugal
Prof. Elizabeth Maria Renieris, Director, Cybersecurity and Technology Ethics Lab, Harvard and Stanford Universities, USA

NGI Forward Salon: Spotlight on Dark Patterns
2021-05-26 16:30 - 18:00 (Europe/Brussels) | Online event | CEST
Spotlight on Dark Patterns: What can the ePrivacy Regulation do?
Co-hosted by NGI FORWARD and the German Research Institute for Public Administration. Deutsches Forschungsinstitut für Öffentliche Verwaltung, FÖV “Dark Pattern Detection-Project (Dapde) funded by the German Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection, and the Next Generation Internet initiative (NGI) of the European Commission.
SCOPE
At least since the entry into force of the GDPR, Dark Patterns seem to be all over the internet. Companies use interface designs to lead users to take decisions contrary to their actual interests. Consent banners appear to have become more and more loaded with Dark Patterns.
How could EU Member States and European law be able to limit the use of Dark Patterns? The proposed ePrivacy Regulation, set to replace the old ePrivacy Directive (Directive 2002/58/EC) and adapt it to the evolution of electronic communications, could provide a chance for the European legislator to take a stricter stance on Dark Patterns. However, different from, for example the new California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) of 2020, none of the current proposals for the Trilogue specifically addresses Dark Patterns. Thus, the question arises whether the new ePrivacy Regulation can and should limit the use of Dark Patterns.
The talk will bring together perspectives from consumer protection organizations, industry representatives and academics. The format will be a moderated podium discussion followed by questions from the audience.
The goal of the event is to discuss the phenomenon of Dark Patterns and how best to address it, in particular through regulation.
Speakers

Peter Eberl, Deputy Head of Unit Cybersecurity and Digital Privacy, EU Commission
be.linkedin.com/in/peter-eberl-0a528a60
Maryant Fernández, Senior Digital Policy Officer, The European Consumer Organisation (BEUC)
www.linkedin.com/in/maryantfernandez
Cristiana Santos, Assistant Professor, Utrecht University
www.linkedin.com/in/cristianateixeirasantos
Christian Drews, Research Fellow, Dapde
www.linkedin.com/in/christian-drews

Moderation
Quirin Weinzierl, Project Coordinator, Dapde
www.linkedin.com/in/quirin-w-1a2756140
Organizers
Carsten Berger, Quirin Weinzierl and Anton Kamke (FÖV Speyer) with Rob Van Kranenburg

The Salons reflect the views of the participants and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission but form part of the project’s overarching recommendations for the NGI and future European internet policy.

TETRA Webinar: Introduction to Intellectual Property for ICT start-ups
2021-05-26 10:00 - 11:00 (Europe/Brussels) | web-streamed
How can young entrepreneurs in the ICT field include and improve their Intellectual Property (IP) as a part of their international expansion strategy?
To answer this question and support you in your other IP-related questions, NGI TETRA organises the webinar “Introduction to IP for ICT start-ups” to cover the following topics:
• IP in the ICT sector: The basics
• IP protection in the framework of ICT/NGI: success and failure stories
• To protect or not to protect? From counterfeiting to IP valorisation in the sector
So, feel free to join us and let’s talk about IP!
Registration
Please register by clicking HERE!
SPEAKER
Mathieu Buchkremer is part of the Dennemeyer & Associates firm in Luxembourg with 6 years of experience as a patent engineer in the fields of mechanics, electronics and ICT inventions. In addition to extensive experience with drafting and patentability opinions for several companies established in Europe, Asia and the USA, Mathieu specialises in advising SMEs as well as universities and research institutes in their efforts to build up valuable IP assets.
Previously active in the field of IP in France, Mathieu regularly supports start-ups from their first development steps towards an optimal international expansion strategy.

EUSES 2021
2021-05-26 - 2021-05-27 | Online event
European Social Economy Summit
The ‘European Social Economy Summit’ (#EUSES) is a jointly organized digital conference by the European Commission and the City of Mannheim. The #EUSES is a conference which aims at strengthening the social economy in Europe and harness its contribution to economic development, social inclusion as well as green and digital transitions. The discussions will focus on three dimensions: digitalisation of the Social Economy, (social) innovation, cross-country and cross-sectoral collaboration.
The #EUSES is an opportunity to bring all stakeholders active in the social economy together.

The #EUSES will offer a forum for numerous exchanges on the role of social economy in Europe as a vector for economic development and social inclusion. The summit will be an opportunity to discuss how social economy can help reshape the economy post-COVID by promoting inclusive sustainable economic models for the green and digital transition within Europe.
Social economy and social enterprises create jobs, provide accessible services, foster upskilling, address environmental challenges and strengthen communities. They carry potential for social innovation and social cohesion. They contribute positively to the economy and society at large. Social economy and social enterprises are an excellent example of “An economy that works for people.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGm1gzSTop4

NGI_TRUST Webinar Results #6
2021-05-19 10:30 - 12:00 (Europe/Brussels) | WEB-STREAMED | TIME CET

NGI Forum 2021
2021-05-18 - 2021-05-19 | Online event | CET
NGI Forum 2021
Building the Internet of Humans
18-19 May | Register now!
The NGI Forum 2021 is the flagship event of the Next Generation Internet initiative, which brings together some of Europe’s top internet innovators who are shaping the Internet of Humans. An Internet that guarantees trust, privacy, and inclusion, while empowering people and addressing global sustainability challenges.

Digital technologies and access to a safe and secure Internet have proved essential during the COVID-19 crisis, but the pandemic has also exacerbated existing technological, societal, and economic gaps. Human centricity is not an option for Europe as we enter the Digital Decade, it is a core component, and NGI is an essential initiative to bring the human dimension at the core of the Internet.

In the last couple of years, NGI innovators have been at work delivering technologies and services that respect European rights and values, leading to tangible benefits for both private and public organisations, as well as citizens.

The NGI Forum 2021 is an opportunity to showcase the first NGI results, learn about the impact of ground-breaking internet technologies, discuss future priorities with experts across several domains, such as trust and data sovereignty, Internet architecture, decentralised technologies, or new methods of search. It will also provide insights into NGI upcoming calls in Horizon Europe, offering an opportunity to top internet innovators to continue their work and to join the growing NGI community.

The event, which will run online, will include a mix of specialist talks, open discussions, and interactive workshops. The emphasis is on stimulating discussion and foster the creation of synergies between innovators, researchers, developers, policymakers, and civil society players.

Be part of it, join the NGI community to build the Internet of Humans!

Self Sovereign Identity. Trust in NGI
2021-05-17 11:00 - 15:00 (Europe/Brussels) | Online event
A pre “NGI Forum” event
May 17 11:00 – 12:00 and 14:00 – 15:00
This workshop has two parts. A webinar with short presentations (60 min) and a general discussion on Big Blue Button for participants in to contribute (60 min). Topic is online trust, based on Self Sovereign Identity frameworks funded in NGI projects. International interest in digital identity management and SSI is growing globally.
More info about the NGI Forum 2021 at 2021.ngiforum.eu
Speakers
11:00 – 11:05
Opening, Loretta Anania, European Commission
11:05 – 11:10
Primavera de Filippi, CNRS, ‘Self-Sovereign Identity in a Globalized World: Credentials-Based Identity Systems as a Driver for Economic Inclusion’
How combining blockchain-based cryptocurrencies and SSI contributes to promoting privacy as well as greater economic inclusion.
doi.org/10.3389/fbloc.2019.00028
11:15 – 11:20
Daniel Du Seuil, Convenor of the European Self Sovereign Identity Framework within the European Blockchain Partnership
This partnership of 30 EU member states and related countries cooperate in the establishment of an interoperable infrastructure (EBSI) that supports the delivery of cross-border digital public services, with highest standards of security and privacy.
ec.europa.eu/cefdigital/wiki/display/CEFDIGITAL/EBSI
11:20 – 11:25
Irene Hernandez, Founder and CEO of Gataca (ESSIF Lab subproject)
Gataca has built three components to connect q more secure digital ID ecosystem. Aims to help issuers transform their CREDENTIALS into IDENTITY wallets in the customers’ mobile phones. This will connect and access a range of digital services, from e-government to car sharing.
gataca.io
11:25 – 11:30
Caspar Roelofs, Founder of Gimly Blockchain Project (ESSIF Lab subproject)
Gimly’s focus is on self-sovereign identity and secure data exchange as pivotal building blocks for the future of internet, supply chain, finance, and health care.
gimly.io
11:30 – 11:35
Michael Kubach, Team Identity Management at Fraunhofer IAO, TRAIN (ESSIF Lab subproject)
The trust management architecture that TRAIN enables more secure, trustable digital interactions. At the same time a classical hierarchical CA-type structure is avoided – limiting fraud, chaos and the pure dominance of the economically strongest actors in the system.
https://essif-lab.eu/essif-train-by-fraunhofer-gesellschaft/
11:35 – 11:40
Gordana Halavanja, Co-founder of Co-operating.systems (NGI Trust subproject)
The world faces complex and interrelated issues that can only be addressed by real-time secure digital co-operation between diverse organisations. How can we enable effective co-operation between autonomous actors and institutions without sacrificing digital sovereignty? The answer is a new kind of open source/open standards platform, with a unique social enterprise driving its development.
co-operating.systems
11:45 – 11:50
Jaya Klara Brekke, Founding member of Magma Collective (NGI LEDGER project)
Dr Jaya Klara Brekke will speak on SSI in relation to two EC projects that I am part of: CoBox cobox.cloud and Nym nymtech.net (which also has EC roots through the Panoramix and DECODE projects).
cobox.cloud
11:50 – 11:55
We inventaris the remarks and questions in the chat.
11:55 – 12:00
Closing by Loretta Anania, invitation for all to join the discussion session on Big Blue Button.
Meeting link: pro.fairteaching.net/r/%23IoT%20Council

Moderation by Gaëlle Le Gars and Rob van Kranenburg (NGI Forward)
https://research.ngi.eu

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DLT4EU final event
2021-05-06 10:30 - 12:30 (Europe/Brussels) | Online event
How to use blockchain for the public and social sectors
For a year now, the EU-funded DLT4EU programme has been working to prove how Distributed Ledger Technologies can help solve the challenges faced by the Circular Economy and Digital Citizenship on the way to a more transparent, inclusive and competitive public sector.
Join us at our final event online to hear out the leading voices on the use of technology for the common good and discover our 3 winning accelerator initiatives!

HOW AI, ML AND DIGITAL GAMES CAN CHANGE STUDENT LEARNING SUCCESS.
2021-04-30 16:00 - 17:00 (Europe/Brussels) | WEB-STREAMED | TIME CEST
DEL4ALL Thematic Workshop “How AI, ML and digital games can change student learning success.”
The workshop will focus on the role Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays in everyday life, and the changes underway for educators and learners: on the way learning with AI is underway while we are still learning about and preparing for AI. The workshop will also address the impact of Machine learning (ML) on education systems, and research and how digital games may improve the learning experience by improving adaptation, problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
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Agenda
16:00 – 16:05
DEL4ALL Introduction
Dr Giovanni Rimassa, Project Coordinator & CEO Martel Innovate
16:05 – 16:15
Introduction of Panelist speakers / Elevator speech

Dr Vanessa Camilleri, Lecturer at the Faculty of Information & Communication Technology, University of Malta
Prof Alexiei Dingli, Professor at the Faculty of Information & Communication Technology, University of Malta
Dr. Gege Gatt, CEO at EBO.ai.
Dr Martin Hlosta, Research Fellow, Faculty of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics, The Open University
Gašper Hrastelj, Secretary General of the Slovenian National Commission for UNESCO
Prof Georgios Yannakakis, Professor, Director at the Institute of Digital Games, University of Malta
Dr Iro Voulgari, Research Support Officer at the Institute of Digital Games, University of Malta

16:15 – 16:55
Discussion round
16:55 – 17:00
Conclusion & Outlook
Dr Alex Grech, Director, The 3CL Foundation
Moderator: Dr Alex Grech
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NGI Forward Salon Foundationals: Blockchain Ecologies
2021-04-28 11:00 - 12:30 (Europe/Brussels) | WEB-STREAMED | TIME CET
NGI Forward Salon Foundationals: Blockchain Ecologies with Primavera De Filippi
Primavera De Filippi will address self-sovereign identity, the challenges it faces in order to guarantee both unicity (no more than one user per identifier) and singularity (no more than one identifier per user), the way in which these challenges have been addressed by Kiva and WFP through the use of biometrics, and then open up to alternative mechanisms, such as for instance the recently launched Proof-of-Humanity initiative, using web-of-trust and decentralized verification systems to ensure singularity of identities.
www.proofofhumanity.id
“Self-sovereign identity is a relatively new area of research, which is only now starting to materialize into real-world applications of new digital identity management systems. This is particularly valuable for applications that have the ability to scale and greatly improve financial and social inclusion of vulnerable populations (Blakstad and Allen, 2018). Yet, it is important to keep in mind that while there are emerging best practice standards and primitives for self-sovereign identity (McMullen et al., 2019), there is no generic identity protocol that solves all use cases. As demonstrated by the Kiva and WFP case studies, identity is inherently use case dependent. Interoperability and standardization will be important for scale, but the success of a particular identity application will depend on how its deployment is tailored to the use cases and local conditions. A successful identity management system will therefore need to be sufficiently flexible to adapt to the inherently malleable nature of human identity.”
Source: www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fbloc.2019.00028/full
Front. Blockchain, 23 January 2020 | doi.org/10.3389/fbloc.2019.00028
Self-Sovereign Identity in a Globalized World: Credentials-Based Identity Systems as a Driver for Economic Inclusion. By Fennie Wang1 and Primavera De Filippi.
“Ultimately, therefore, the technological guarantees of blockchain technology (in terms of, e.g. transparency, immutability, non-repudiability, etc.) may reduce the need for third-party’s scrutiny and oversight over these institutions. By enhancing the perceived confidence in the operations of both public and private institutions, blockchain technology can reduce the level of risk or vulnerability that is generally associated with trust.1 As such, the technology could indirectly contribute to increasing the level of trust that people may be willing to confer in these institutions, because of the higher degree of predictability associated with their actions. Indeed, thanks to blockchain technology, people would no longer need to trust these institutions in toto, but only to the extent necessary for them to carry on these specific operations that cannot be codified into the formal and deterministic language of a blockchain-based system.”
Source:
www.sciencespo.fr/public/chaire-numerique/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Blockchain-Technology-as-an-Instrument-for-Global-Governance-P.-De-Filippi-1.pdf
Blockchain and the Law: The Rule of Code
https://www.amazon.com/Blockchain-Law-Rule-Primavera-Filippi/dp/0674976428
Moderation by Mantalena Kaili (ELONTECH) and Rob van Kranenburg (NGI Forward WP 4 Thinktank)
First respondents are Loretta Anania (EC) and Gaëlle Le Gars (NGI Forward WP 4 Thinktank)
The Salons reflect the views of the participants and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission but form part of the project’s overarching recommendations for the NGI and future European internet policy.

NGI_TRUST Webinar Results #5
2021-04-23 10:30 - 12:00 (Europe/Brussels) | WEB-STREAMED | TIME CET

Think NEXUS workshop
2021-04-21 17:00 - 19:00 (Europe/Brussels) | WEB-STREAMED | TIME CEST
Key NGI technologies in the EU-US context – second workshop
Think NEXUS builds upon EU-US experiences for developing a common Future Internet agenda. This Workshop will notably build upon the outcomes of the workshop organised on 17th of February 2021. During this previous workshop, the participants identified the main technologies to prioritise for EU-US cooperation on Next Generation Internet (NGI). More information about these outcomes is available here.
The upcoming workshop will provide the chance to further define priorities for EU-US cooperation on the NGI with key experts across the Atlantic, and provide the European Commission and National Science Foundation with a relevant roadmap for cooperation. Think NEXUS will enable experts from both sides to pitch, discuss and design a shared agenda based on the technologies identified on internet architectures, applications and services benefiting citizens across the globe.
Please find attached the agenda of the Workshop.
To confirm your participation, please register here.
You will be quickly informed about a short questionnaire building upon the previous discussions’ outcomes.

TETRA Webinar: Managing Copyright with Open Source Licenses and Creative Commons
2021-04-21 10:00 - 11:00 (Europe/Brussels) | web-streamed
Managing Copyright with Open Source Licenses and Creative Commons
When: 21 April 2021 | 10:00-11:00 AM (CEST)
Where: Online

Have you ever wanted to share and promote your work in a legal way? Did you ever question if you can legally use some works you may find online?
Open licenses can help you answer these questions. This webinar has been designed to help you manage IP rights in a legal and practical way.
As so, we will talk about:

basic copyright law and its relationship with open licenses;
how to use open licenses in your professional practice;
how to develop an open business model and integrate open access licenses in your projects.

In the end, we believe you will be able to explore the web in another perspective, in a more “copyright-friendly” way. Looking forward to meeting you and talk about open licensing!
Registration
Please register by clicking HERE!
Speaker
Diogo Morais Oliveira is an Attorney-at-law based in Porto, Portugal. Currently, as a Legal Advisor in Sonae MC, he works in technology transfer and copyright protection and compliance. He also has expertise in IP Law for the cultural and creative sector.
Diogo is the partner of D10, a creative hub in Viana do Castelo in Portugal, and the legal co-coordinator of Creative Commons Portugal, being responsible for the project “CC Local Point”.

NGI breaks down walls: decentralize social networking with ActivityPub
2021-04-19 10:00 - 12:00 (Europe/Brussels) | Online event
Logo for webinars and workshop “ActivityPub for Administrations”

WHAT: Online webinars and workshop on federation and the decentralized social media protocol ActivityPub
WHEN:

April 19 10:00 – 12:00
April 26 10:00 – 12:00
April 29 14:00 – 16:00

WHERE: FediverseWebinars (BigBlueButton)
COST: Free
CONTACT: Joost Agterhoek, NGI Zero

Summary: Through two webinars and a workshop NGI Zero and the ActivityPub-community will showcase to national and European administrations how the decentralized social networking protocol ActivityPub can help European institutions retake their online presence.
Topic: ActivityPub
Focus: EU and national administrations
Audience:

Interested European and national administration including the European Commission, European Data Protection Supervisor, European Parliament
Policy makers notably in relation to platforms, the Digital Service Act and Digital Market Act
Recipients of NGI0 Discovery / PET-funding
Active representatives of the ActivityPub-community
Developers interested in NGI0 and ActivityPub

Co-authors of the official ActivityPub W3C Recommendation, advocates of the ActivityPub-community and developers of the federated universe will engage with representatives of European and national institutions including the European Commission, the European Data Protection Supervisor and European Parliament about the possibilities of federation and how the European Commission can announce important events on the federated universe (also known as the ‘fediverse’).
Webinar 1 – Introduce the decentralized social media protocol ActivityPub and its role on the fediverse

Webinar 2 – ActivityPub, the EU and the future. Federation and its role in the decentralized technology landscape

Workshop – Demonstrate how national and European administrations can adopt and benefit from ActivityPub

AGENDA
Access the full agenda here on the event website.
Two webinars will be held on Monday morning 19, and 26 of April from 10 to 12. A follow-up workshop will be held on Thursday 29 April afternoon from 14. Save the dates!

ALLDATA 2021
2021-04-18 - 2021-04-22 | On-line & on-site (Porto) event
The Seventh International Conference on Big Data, Small Data, Linked Data and Open Data
ALLDATA 2021 conference tracks:
Challenges in processing Big Data and applications
Data classification: small/big/huge, volume, velocity, veridicity, value, etc; Data properties: syntax, semantics, sensitivity, similarity, scarcity, spacial/temporal, completeness, accuracy, compactness, etc.; Data processing: mining, searching, feature extraction, clustering, aggregating, rating, filtering, etc.; Data relationships: linked data, open data, linked open data, etc. Exploiting big/linked data: upgrading legacy open data, integrating probabilist models, spam detection, datasets for noise corrections, predicting reliability, pattern mining, linking heterogeneous dataset collections, exploring type-specific topic profiles of datasets, efficient large-scale ontology matching etc.; Applications: event-based linked data, large scale multi-dimensional network analysis, error detection of atmospheric data, exploring urban data in smart cities, studying health fatalities, estimating the energy demand at real-time in cellular networks, multilingual word sense disambiguation, creating open source tool for semantically enriching data, etc.
Advanced topics in Deep/Machine learning
Distributed and parallel learning algorithms; Image and video coding; Deep learning and Internet of Things; Deep learning and Big data; Data preparation, feature selection, and feature extraction; Error resilient transmission of multimedia data; 3D video coding and analysis; Depth map applications; Machine learning programming models and abstractions; Programming languages for machine learning; Visualization of data, models, and predictions; Hardware-efficient machine learning methods; Model training, inference, and serving; Trust and security for machine learning applications; Testing, debugging, and monitoring of machine learning applications; Machine learning for systems.
Approaches for Data/Big Data processing using Machine Learning
Machine learning models (supervised, unsupervised, reinforcement, constrained, etc.); Generative modeling (Gaussian, HMM, GAN, Bayesian networks, autoencoders, etc.); Explainable AI (feature importance, LIME, SHAP, FACT, etc.); Bayesian learning models; Prediction uncertainty (approximation learning, similarity); Training of models (hyperparameter optimization, regularization, optimizers); Active learning (partially labels datasets, faulty labels, semi-supervised); Applications of machine learning (recommender systems, NLP, computer vision, etc.); Data in machine learning (no data, small data, big data, graph data, time series, sparse data, etc.)
Big Data
Big data foundations; Big data architectures; Big data semantics, interoperability, search and mining; Big data transformations, processing and storage; Big Data management lifecycle, Big data simulation, visualization, modeling tools, and algorithms; Reasoning on Big data; Big data analytics for prediction; Deep Analytics; Big data and cloud technologies; Big data and Internet of Things; High performance computing on Big data; Scalable access to Big Data; Big data quality and provenance, Big data persistence and preservation; Big data protection, integrity, privacy, and pseudonymisation mechanisms; Big data software (libraries, toolkits, etc.); Big Data visualisation and user experience mechanisms; Big data understanding (knowledge discovery, learning, consumer intelligence); Unknown in large Data Graphs; Applications of Big data (geospatial/environment, energy, media, mobility, health, financial, social, public sector, retail, etc.); Business-driven Big data; Big Data Business Models; Big data ecosystems; Big data innovation spaces; Big Data skills development; Policy, regulation and standardization in Big data; Societal impacts of Big data
Small Data
Social networking small data; Relationship between small data and big data; Statistics on Small data; Handling Small data sets; Predictive modeling methods for Small data sets; Small data sets versus Big Data sets; Small and incomplete data sets; Normality in Small data sets; Confidence intervals of small data sets; Causal discovery from Small data sets; Deep Web and Small data sets; Small datasets for benchmarking and testing; Validation and verification of regression in small data sets; Small data toolkits; Data summarization
Linked Data
RDF and Linked data; Deploying Linked data; Linked data and Big data; Linked data and Small data; Evolving the Web into a global data space via Linked data; Practical semantic Web via Linked data; Structured dynamics and Linked data sets; Quantifying the connectivity of a semantic Linked data; Query languages for Linked data; Access control and security for Linked data; Anomaly detection via Linked data; Semantics for Linked data; Enterprise internal data ‘silos’ and Linked data; Traditional knowledge base and Linked data; Knowledge management applications and Linked data; Linked data publication; Visualization of Linked data; Linked data query builders; Linked data quality
Open Data
Open data structures and algorithms; Designing for Open data; Open data and Linked Open data; Open data government initiatives; Big Open data; Small Open data; Challenges in using Open data (maps, genomes, chemical compounds, medical data and practice, bioscience and biodiversity); Linked open data and Clouds; Private and public Open data; Culture for Open data or Open government data; Data access, analysis and manipulation of Open data; Open addressing and Open data; Specification languages for Open data; Legal aspects for Open data; Open Data publication methods and technologies, Open Data toolkits; Open Data catalogues, Applications using Open Data; Economic, environmental, and social value of Open Data; Open Data licensing; Open Data Business models; Data marketplaces

Sustainable Next Generation Internet Horizon Europe webinar
2021-04-14 14:00 - 16:00 (Europe/Brussels) | WEB-STREAMED | TIME CEST
DIGITAL FOR PLANET WEBINAR – SUSTAINABLE NEXT GENERATION INTERNET HORIZON EUROPE
The Sustainable Next Generation Internet Horizon Europe webinar aims to gather researchers, innovators and policymakers that across a number of communities are at work to ensure the transition toward a green and sustainable internet that is resilient and inclusive.
THE MAIN OBJECTIVE IS TO IDENTIFY RESEARCH AND INNOVATION CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN VIEW OF THE UPCOMING HORIZON EUROPE CALLS.
With the increasing dependence on the internet for many professional and private aspects of our lives, as exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic, there is a clear need to transition towards a safer, more resilient and better sustainable internet. When focusing on environmental aspects, the internet already uses 9% of global energy, a total that by some of the most extreme estimates could go up to as much as 23% of global greenhouse emissions by 2030.
Next generation internet technologies, from core to access networks, from the physical to the application layer, must become greener, both in the way they are developed and in the way they are deployed. Reducing the CO2 footprint of the internet requires public and private organisations, as well as individuals, to become aware of the environmental impact social media, online advertising, and online streaming, to mention some, are already having. All stakeholders must be engaged in redefining the way we use and consume internet technologies to ensure the twin green digital transition will sustain and grow our economy and society in a sustainable way.
The Sustainable Next Generation Internet Horizon Europe webinar is gathering top experts from public authorities, industry and academia to present and discuss how energy-efficient technologies, mechanisms, and policies must be put in place at several levels to ensure a safe, resilient and sustainable Internet.
Relevant Horizon Europe initiatives will be presented, as well as concrete activities planned by the Digital for Planet – D4P Sustainable Next Generation Internet Working Group, in preparation of upcoming Horizon Europe Calls.
More info available here: https://digital4planet.org/event/digital-for-planet-webinar-sustainable-next-generation-internet-horizon-europe/
Register now here: https://ti.to/martel-innovate/digital-for-planet-webinar-sustainable-next-generation-internet-horizon-europe
