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SMAR3TS Partner-Focused Secondment Information Session: University of Stuttgart & ARENA2036

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SMAR3TS Partner-Focused Secondment Information Session: University of Stuttgart & ARENA2036
SMAR3TS Partner-Focused Secondment Information Session: University of Stuttgart & ARENA2036

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10 July 2026, 8:30 am – 9:00 am GMT+2

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About the event

Are you working full time at a SMAR3TS Consortium Partner?


Is your work connected to Research & Innovation?


Are you keen on undertaking a funded secondment to Stuttgart, Germany where Partners the University of Stuttgart, and ARENA2036 are located.


Our guest speakers Associate Professor Ferran Giones, Deputy Head at the Institute of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Science (ENI), University of Stuttgart & Dr. Muhammad Saeed, Research Coordinator at ARENA2036 will share about their institutions as host locations; the synergies between them; what secondees can expect working within these teams.


About the University of Stuttgart:

The University of Stuttgart is one of Germany’s leading technical universities, renowned for its strength in engineering, natural sciences, and interdisciplinary innovation. Located in the heart of Baden‑Württemberg’s high‑tech region, it brings together cutting‑edge research, strong industry partnerships, and a long tradition of excellence in fields such as mobility, manufacturing, aerospace, and sustainable technologies. With its flagship…


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