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Networking Aperitif: Where Ideas Meet Impact

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Join us for the Networking Aperitif, an informal gathering that will close the pre-conference day of the SEEDS–BioFairNet Annual Conference. This session brings together researchers, practitioners, and stakeholders in a relaxed environment designed to spark conversations, share ongoing initiatives, and connect with the community working on circular economy, bioeconomy, and sustainability.

Participants are welcome to bring roll-ups, flyers, or project materials to showcase their work and inspire new collaborations. Whether you are presenting at the conference or simply joining the discussions, the aperitif offers a space where ideas circulate freely and new connections can take shape.

The event is open to external attendees, including stakeholders from sister projects and related initiatives, not only SEEDS conference participants. Priority for places will be given to SEEDS participants.

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