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Quantitative Thinking
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Mobilities

Here you can find detailed information on our recent and ongoing annual seminars.

Source: QHELP consortium
  • 2023 (Arifana, Portugal)
  • 2024 (Balatonföldvar, Hungary)
  • 2025 (Balatonföldvar, Hungary)
  • 2026 (Balatonföldvar, Hungary)

Information about earlier seminars can be found at the QHELP project homepage.

 

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This work was finanically supported by the European Commission through the Erasmus+ Programme.