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RISE as the latest RTO member of Crowdhelix

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17 September. 2019

RISE as the latest RTO member of Crowdhelix

Vision2020: The Crowdhelix Network


The Crowdhelix Network connects a group of leading research institutions & innovating companies around the world, so that together they can plan & deliver pioneering Horizon 2020 projects.

 
  • The research organisation members of The Crowdhelix Network are a selected group of excellent institutions that are highly active in European research & innovation.

 

As of today, RISE is the latest RTO member of the Crowdhelix network. An announcement made by the network through their twitter account:


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