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How to participate or join CoEASE?
How to participate or join CoEASE?
How to Participate
CoEASE welcomes the participation of all individuals and organizations interested in contributing to one or more of its thematic areas and strategic goals.
Participation can take several forms, including:
- Joining ongoing research and innovation projects within the consortium.
- Participating as a partner in the development and writing of project grant proposals.
- Leading the preparation and submission of new project proposals.
- Co-leading project development and implementation together with CoEASE partners.
- Contributing expertise, resources, and networks to thematic working groups and consortium activities.
- Engaging in knowledge exchange, capacity-building activities, and collaborative initiatives across the consortium.
Whether you are an academic institution, research organization, industry partner, public authority, civil society organization, or individual expert, there are multiple opportunities to become actively involved and contribute to the consortium's mission. If you are interested in participating, please contact the CoEASE Coordinators or the relevant Thematic Group Leaders to discuss potential collaboration opportunities and identify the most suitable pathway for engagement.
How to Join the Consortium
Institutions that share the vision, thematic interests, and strategic objectives of CoEASE are welcome to explore opportunities for membership and collaboration.
As a partner institution, you can contribute to and benefit from joint research and innovation activities, participate in project development and implementation, engage in thematic working groups, and collaborate on funding proposals and other consortium initiatives.
We welcome universities, research institutes, public organizations, industry partners, NGOs, and other relevant stakeholders committed to advancing the consortium's goals and creating impact through interdisciplinary collaboration. Organizations interested in becoming consortium partners are encouraged to contact the CoEASE Coordinators for more information about the membership process, partnership requirements, and available opportunities for engagement.