ICT 2010 Exhibition Call: Deadline Extended

27-29 September 2010, Brussels, Belgium.
The European Commission has extended the deadline for the Exhibition Call at ICT2010 to 15 April 2010. Any organisation involved in European research and development is invited to submit their ideas for an exhibit at ICT2010.

The aim of the exhibition is to showcase the latest work and concrete results in upstream ICT as well as close-to-market projects.

Projects funded under programmes managed by the European Commission's Directorate General for Information Society and Media (such as ICT, IST, CIP, eTen, eContent, Safer Internet, ICT PSP and Research Infrastructures) can submit proposals for exhibits.

The exhibition space will comprise six main areas: R&D and deployment projects, Information stands, an SME village, an International village, the Belgian National Pavilion and the European Commission stand.

This Call for Exhibits only concerns the following areas of the exhibition:

  • Research and technology projects with high-tech prototype demonstrators;
  • Information stands about ICT-related activities (without technology prototypes);
  • Success story SMEs to be displayed in the SME village;
  • Success story international research and technology projects as well as information stands of third countries/regions (outside the EU and Associated Countries) to be displayed in the International Village.

For further information and conditions for participation, please visit:
http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/events/ict/2010/exhibition/call/index_en.htm

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