
The #drd21 are over - thanks for taking part!
The Disaster Research Days 2021 are over and we would like to thank all participants who made the #drd21 a fantastic event through their presentations, pitches, and discussions!
Disaster Competence Network Austria is a cooperation platform of universities and research institutions in the field of security and disaster research.
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The Disaster Research Days 2021 are over and we would like to thank all participants who made the #drd21 a fantastic event through their presentations, pitches, and discussions!
From September 30th to October 2nd, the Styrian community of Öblarn was dominated by the ASDR Naturgefahrentagung (Natural Hazard Conference), organized by the KLAR Future Region Ennstal, ZAMG, the community of Öblarn, the Styrian Civil Protection Association and the Province of Styria.
At the beginning of this year, HEUREKA was launched - a project co-financed by the EU to connect network civil protection experts in Europe and the Middle East. In addition to knowledge transfer, the aim is to improve coordination, cooperation, compatibility, and complementarity between experts in neighboring countries in the Middle East.
After Horizon 2020, the next European funding program has launched: Horizon Europe, with a total budget of EUR 95.5 million for the years 2021-2027, the most important funding program for research in innovation in the European Union. As in the previous program, great importance is attached to international cooperation in R&D and innovation projects.
On July 6th, 2021, various sensor tests took place in the research center of the Montan University Leoben "Zentrum am Berg" on Erzberg in Styria as part of the RoboMOLE and RoboNav projects.