BIOGEARS e-newsletter Issue 1

Published 14/12/2020

We are very happy to announce that the first BIOGEARS e-newsletter has been released. In this issue, we have information on the consortium, a partner profile, updates on project progress, information on the currently running surveys for stakeholders and consumers, and events.

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