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Join the ERICA ERN Research Conference 2024: Advancing Collaborative Research Across European Reference Networks

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The ERICA ERN Research Conference will take place from December 11th to December 13th, 2024 in Udine, Italy and will be hosted by MetabERN.

The aim of the ERICA consortium, in which all 24 European Reference Networks (ERNs) take part, is to build on the strength of the individual ERNs and create a platform that integrates all ERNs research and innovation capacity. ERICA Conference serves as a great opportunity to ‘meet and greet’ the active ERN research community, to present the research projects involving ERNs and to discuss the future of the ERN related Research.

Attention! Call for Abstracts related to ‘ERN Research’, please see the call text and Regulations For Abstracts.Deadline submission 1st October 2024.

Check out the full program and all the details on ERICA’s website!

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