The NetCDA project team is looking forward to welcoming the project partners from all over Germany for a Kick-Off Meeting on Thursday, May 16, 2024.
On May 15 a small group of participants will already get together with project lead Dr. Michael Thiel and project coordinator Alexandra Bell to work on guidelines for further successful cooperation between German and WASCAL partners.
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