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Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/24/2026 - 10:19 20 October 2026 Watch the pitches of the top 10 finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award and learn more about the European AI innovation ecosystem. The Apply AI Startup Award recognises innovative European startups and scaleups developing AI solutions in the 11 strategic sectors covered by the Apply AI Strategy. In July, national startup associations nominated 24 European AI startups and scaleups across 16 Member States. Independent experts are currently evaluating the nominations and will choose the top 10 finalists for the pitching event. Each startup will have 3 minutes to pitch their AI solution and convince the jury. After the pitching session the jury will select the 3 winners. Among other rewards, they will be invited to pitch their solution and receive a trophy and certificate on the main stage of the Apply AI Summit. Registration will open soon. Agenda 14:00-15:30 CET(to be confirmed) Welcome and introduction Part I - Pitches Presentation from the AI Office Part II - Pitches Conclusion Jury & finalists The jury members and the top 10 Finalists will be announced soon. Related topics Artificial intelligence
Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/24/2026 - 10:19 20 October 2026 Watch the pitches of the top 10 finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award and learn more about the European AI innovation ecosystem. The Apply AI Startup Award recognises innovative European startups and scaleups developing AI solutions in the 11 strategic sectors covered by the Apply AI Strategy. In July, national startup associations nominated 24 European AI startups and scaleups across 16 Member States. Independent experts are currently evaluating the nominations and will choose the top 10 finalists for the pitching event. Each startup will have 3 minutes to pitch their AI solution and convince the jury. After the pitching session the jury will select the 3 winners. Among other rewards, they will be invited to pitch their solution and receive a trophy and certificate on the main stage of the Apply AI Summit. Registration will open soon. Agenda 14:00-15:30 CET(to be confirmed) Welcome and introduction Part I - Pitches Presentation from the AI Office Part II - Pitches Conclusion Jury & finalists The jury members and the top 10 Finalists will be announced soon. Related topics Artificial intelligence
Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/24/2026 - 10:19 20 October 2026 Watch the pitches of the top 10 finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award and learn more about the European AI innovation ecosystem. The Apply AI Startup Award recognises innovative European startups and scaleups developing AI solutions in the 11 strategic sectors covered by the Apply AI Strategy. In July, national startup associations nominated 24 European AI startups and scaleups across 16 Member States. Independent experts are currently evaluating the nominations and will choose the top 10 finalists for the pitching event. Each startup will have 3 minutes to pitch their AI solution and convince the jury. After the pitching session the jury will select the 3 winners. Among other rewards, they will be invited to pitch their solution and receive a trophy and certificate on the main stage of the Apply AI Summit. Registration will open soon. Agenda 14:00-15:30 CET(to be confirmed) Welcome and introduction Part I - Pitches Presentation from the AI Office Part II - Pitches Conclusion Jury & finalists The jury members and the top 10 Finalists will be announced soon. Related topics Artificial intelligence
Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/24/2026 - 10:19 20 October 2026 Watch the pitches of the top 10 finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award and learn more about the European AI innovation ecosystem. The Apply AI Startup Award recognises innovative European startups and scaleups developing AI solutions in the 11 strategic sectors covered by the Apply AI Strategy. In July, national startup associations nominated 24 European AI startups and scaleups across 16 Member States. Independent experts are currently evaluating the nominations and will choose the top 10 finalists for the pitching event. Each startup will have 3 minutes to pitch their AI solution and convince the jury. After the pitching session the jury will select the 3 winners. Among other rewards, they will be invited to pitch their solution and receive a trophy and certificate on the main stage of the Apply AI Summit. Registration will open soon. Agenda 14:00-15:30 CET(to be confirmed) Welcome and introduction Part I - Pitches Presentation from the AI Office Part II - Pitches Conclusion Jury & finalists The jury members and the top 10 Finalists will be announced soon. Related topics Artificial intelligence
Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/24/2026 - 10:19 20 October 2026 Watch the pitches of the top 10 finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award and learn more about the European AI innovation ecosystem. The Apply AI Startup Award recognises innovative European startups and scaleups developing AI solutions in the 11 strategic sectors covered by the Apply AI Strategy. In July, national startup associations nominated 24 European AI startups and scaleups across 16 Member States. Independent experts are currently evaluating the nominations and will choose the top 10 finalists for the pitching event. Each startup will have 3 minutes to pitch their AI solution and convince the jury. After the pitching session the jury will select the 3 winners. Among other rewards, they will be invited to pitch their solution and receive a trophy and certificate on the main stage of the Apply AI Summit. Registration will open soon. Agenda 14:00-15:30 CET(to be confirmed) Welcome and introduction Part I - Pitches Presentation from the AI Office Part II - Pitches Conclusion Jury & finalists The jury members and the top 10 Finalists will be announced soon. Related topics Artificial intelligence
Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/24/2026 - 10:19 20 October 2026 Watch the pitches of the top 10 finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award and learn more about the European AI innovation ecosystem. The Apply AI Startup Award recognises innovative European startups and scaleups developing AI solutions in the 11 strategic sectors covered by the Apply AI Strategy. In July, national startup associations nominated 24 European AI startups and scaleups across 16 Member States. Independent experts are currently evaluating the nominations and will choose the top 10 finalists for the pitching event. Each startup will have 3 minutes to pitch their AI solution and convince the jury. After the pitching session the jury will select the 3 winners. Among other rewards, they will be invited to pitch their solution and receive a trophy and certificate on the main stage of the Apply AI Summit. Registration will open soon. Agenda 14:00-15:30 CET(to be confirmed) Welcome and introduction Part I - Pitches Presentation from the AI Office Part II - Pitches Conclusion Jury & finalists The jury members and the top 10 Finalists will be announced soon. Related topics Artificial intelligence
Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/24/2026 - 10:19 20 October 2026 Watch the pitches of the top 10 finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award and learn more about the European AI innovation ecosystem. The Apply AI Startup Award recognises innovative European startups and scaleups developing AI solutions in the 11 strategic sectors covered by the Apply AI Strategy. In July, national startup associations nominated 24 European AI startups and scaleups across 16 Member States. Independent experts are currently evaluating the nominations and will choose the top 10 finalists for the pitching event. Each startup will have 3 minutes to pitch their AI solution and convince the jury. After the pitching session the jury will select the 3 winners. Among other rewards, they will be invited to pitch their solution and receive a trophy and certificate on the main stage of the Apply AI Summit. Registration will open soon. Agenda 14:00-15:30 CET(to be confirmed) Welcome and introduction Part I - Pitches Presentation from the AI Office Part II - Pitches Conclusion Jury & finalists The jury members and the top 10 Finalists will be announced soon. Related topics Artificial intelligence
Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/24/2026 - 10:19 20 October 2026 Watch the pitches of the top 10 finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award and learn more about the European AI innovation ecosystem. The Apply AI Startup Award recognises innovative European startups and scaleups developing AI solutions in the 11 strategic sectors covered by the Apply AI Strategy. In July, national startup associations nominated 24 European AI startups and scaleups across 16 Member States. Independent experts are currently evaluating the nominations and will choose the top 10 finalists for the pitching event. Each startup will have 3 minutes to pitch their AI solution and convince the jury. After the pitching session the jury will select the 3 winners. Among other rewards, they will be invited to pitch their solution and receive a trophy and certificate on the main stage of the Apply AI Summit. Registration will open soon. Agenda 14:00-15:30 CET(to be confirmed) Welcome and introduction Part I - Pitches Presentation from the AI Office Part II - Pitches Conclusion Jury & finalists The jury members and the top 10 Finalists will be announced soon. Related topics Artificial intelligence
Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/24/2026 - 10:19 20 October 2026 Watch the pitches of the top 10 finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award and learn more about the European AI innovation ecosystem. The Apply AI Startup Award recognises innovative European startups and scaleups developing AI solutions in the 11 strategic sectors covered by the Apply AI Strategy. In July, national startup associations nominated 24 European AI startups and scaleups across 16 Member States. Independent experts are currently evaluating the nominations and will choose the top 10 finalists for the pitching event. Each startup will have 3 minutes to pitch their AI solution and convince the jury. After the pitching session the jury will select the 3 winners. Among other rewards, they will be invited to pitch their solution and receive a trophy and certificate on the main stage of the Apply AI Summit. Registration will open soon. Agenda 14:00-15:30 CET(to be confirmed) Welcome and introduction Part I - Pitches Presentation from the AI Office Part II - Pitches Conclusion Jury & finalists The jury members and the top 10 Finalists will be announced soon. Related topics Artificial intelligence
Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/24/2026 - 10:19 20 October 2026 Watch the pitches of the top 10 finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award and learn more about the European AI innovation ecosystem. The Apply AI Startup Award recognises innovative European startups and scaleups developing AI solutions in the 11 strategic sectors covered by the Apply AI Strategy. In July, national startup associations nominated 24 European AI startups and scaleups across 16 Member States. Independent experts are currently evaluating the nominations and will choose the top 10 finalists for the pitching event. Each startup will have 3 minutes to pitch their AI solution and convince the jury. After the pitching session the jury will select the 3 winners. Among other rewards, they will be invited to pitch their solution and receive a trophy and certificate on the main stage of the Apply AI Summit. Registration will open soon. Agenda 14:00-15:30 CET(to be confirmed) Welcome and introduction Part I - Pitches Presentation from the AI Office Part II - Pitches Conclusion Jury & finalists The jury members and the top 10 Finalists will be announced soon. Related topics Artificial intelligence
Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/24/2026 - 10:19 20 October 2026 Watch the pitches of the top 10 finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award and learn more about the European AI innovation ecosystem. The Apply AI Startup Award recognises innovative European startups and scaleups developing AI solutions in the 11 strategic sectors covered by the Apply AI Strategy. In July, national startup associations nominated 24 European AI startups and scaleups across 16 Member States. Independent experts are currently evaluating the nominations and will choose the top 10 finalists for the pitching event. Each startup will have 3 minutes to pitch their AI solution and convince the jury. After the pitching session the jury will select the 3 winners. Among other rewards, they will be invited to pitch their solution and receive a trophy and certificate on the main stage of the Apply AI Summit. Registration will open soon. Agenda 14:00-15:30 CET(to be confirmed) Welcome and introduction Part I - Pitches Presentation from the AI Office Part II - Pitches Conclusion Jury & finalists The jury members and the top 10 Finalists will be announced soon. Related topics Artificial intelligence
Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Pitching day: Finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award Anonymous (not verified) Mon, 08/24/2026 - 10:19 20 October 2026 Watch the pitches of the top 10 finalists of the Apply AI Startup Award and learn more about the European AI innovation ecosystem. The Apply AI Startup Award recognises innovative European startups and scaleups developing AI solutions in the 11 strategic sectors covered by the Apply AI Strategy. In July, national startup associations nominated 24 European AI startups and scaleups across 16 Member States. Independent experts are currently evaluating the nominations and will choose the top 10 finalists for the pitching event. Each startup will have 3 minutes to pitch their AI solution and convince the jury. After the pitching session the jury will select the 3 winners. Among other rewards, they will be invited to pitch their solution and receive a trophy and certificate on the main stage of the Apply AI Summit. Registration will open soon. Agenda 14:00-15:30 CET(to be confirmed) Welcome and introduction Part I - Pitches Presentation from the AI Office Part II - Pitches Conclusion Jury & finalists The jury members and the top 10 Finalists will be announced soon. Related topics Artificial intelligence
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Call for tenders: Study on how online marketplace design influences user behaviour Anonymous (not verified) Tue, 08/18/2026 - 11:13 Opening: 17 August 2026 Closing: 23 September 2026 The study will explore users interactions with features mandated by the Digital Services Act (DSA) on selected online marketplaces designated as Very Large Online Marketplaces (VLOMs). The study should cover user interaction with mechanisms under Article 16 (notice and action), Article 30(7) (trader information), and Article 31 (compliance by design) of the DSA. This report will be empirical in scope. It is intended to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, rather than legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the European Commission. Results are expected to be presented per platform and not intended for cross-platform comparison or ranking. The study will include: Data collection: gathering evidence and data on the real user interactions with DSA-mandated features on selected VLOMs, and proposing a methodology for the structured, comparable data collection and analysis. Presentation of results: providing a structured presentation of the observational data collected, together with the supporting documentation, and a description of the methodology used. The 8-month contract has a maximum value of EUR 400 000. This call may be of particular interest to organisations with expertise in: user experience and behavioural research quantitative or mixed-methods research data analysis dataset development Interested organisations are invited to consult the tender documentation and submit their proposals. Any questions should be submitted via the dedicated platform. Find more information and instructions on how to submit the tender Related topics Online platforms and e-commerce DSA - Digital Services Act
Join the Inaugural D-TECT Forum Join the Inaugural D-TECT Forum lobacni Mon, 08/10/2026 - 14:07 11 November 2026 The Drone Tech for Countering Threats (D-TECT) Forum is the EU industrial coordination mechanism for drone and counter-drone technologies. © Marcus Jacobi The European Commission invites interested organisations to join the inaugural D-Tect Forum on 11 November 2026. We are looking for companies, research organisations, universities, industry associations, standardisation bodies and innovation networks active in the drones domain. The inaugural Forum aims to gather 100+ high-level leaders to advance Europes ambitions in Drone and Counter-Drone technology. Participants will explore near-term cooperation across the full drone and counter-drone value chain, including detection, tracking and neutralisation systems, autonomy and AI-enabled navigation, sensing and electronic warfare, secure connectivity, and the enabling technologies that underpin them, such as semiconductors, cloud, cyber and data. The priorities and composition of the thematic Working Groups will be defined during the Forum. To participate in the event, please submit your application. This form is also a registration to the Call of Expression of Interest to join future events of the D-TECT forum. Please note that submitting an application does not by itself confirm your registration for the inaugural Forum. Further, results of membership applications will be communicated after the event. Downloads Call for Expression of interest - Drone Tech for Countering Threats Forum Download Privacy statement - Drone Tech for Countering Threats (D-TECT) Forum Download Terms of reference - Drone Tech for Countering Threats Forum Download Related topics Cybersecurity Tech sovereignty Hybrid security threats
Join the Inaugural D-TECT Forum Join the Inaugural D-TECT Forum lobacni Mon, 08/10/2026 - 14:07 11 November 2026 The Drone Tech for Countering Threats (D-TECT) Forum is the EU industrial coordination mechanism for drone and counter-drone technologies. © Marcus Jacobi The European Commission invites interested organisations to join the inaugural D-Tect Forum on 11 November 2026. We are looking for companies, research organisations, universities, industry associations, standardisation bodies and innovation networks active in the drones domain. The inaugural Forum aims to gather 100+ high-level leaders to advance Europes ambitions in Drone and Counter-Drone technology. Participants will explore near-term cooperation across the full drone and counter-drone value chain, including detection, tracking and neutralisation systems, autonomy and AI-enabled navigation, sensing and electronic warfare, secure connectivity, and the enabling technologies that underpin them, such as semiconductors, cloud, cyber and data. The priorities and composition of the thematic Working Groups will be defined during the Forum. To participate in the event, please submit your application. This form is also a registration to the Call of Expression of Interest to join future events of the D-TECT forum. Please note that submitting an application does not by itself confirm your registration for the inaugural Forum. Further, results of membership applications will be communicated after the event. Downloads Call for Expression of interest - Drone Tech for Countering Threats Forum Download Privacy statement - Drone Tech for Countering Threats (D-TECT) Forum Download Terms of reference - Drone Tech for Countering Threats Forum Download Related topics Cybersecurity Tech sovereignty Hybrid security threats
Join the Inaugural D-TECT Forum Join the Inaugural D-TECT Forum lobacni Mon, 08/10/2026 - 14:07 11 November 2026 The Drone Tech for Countering Threats (D-TECT) Forum is the EU industrial coordination mechanism for drone and counter-drone technologies. © Marcus Jacobi The European Commission invites interested organisations to join the inaugural D-Tect Forum on 11 November 2026. We are looking for companies, research organisations, universities, industry associations, standardisation bodies and innovation networks active in the drones domain. The inaugural Forum aims to gather 100+ high-level leaders to advance Europes ambitions in Drone and Counter-Drone technology. Participants will explore near-term cooperation across the full drone and counter-drone value chain, including detection, tracking and neutralisation systems, autonomy and AI-enabled navigation, sensing and electronic warfare, secure connectivity, and the enabling technologies that underpin them, such as semiconductors, cloud, cyber and data. The priorities and composition of the thematic Working Groups will be defined during the Forum. To participate in the event, please submit your application. This form is also a registration to the Call of Expression of Interest to join future events of the D-TECT forum. Please note that submitting an application does not by itself confirm your registration for the inaugural Forum. Further, results of membership applications will be communicated after the event. Downloads Call for Expression of interest - Drone Tech for Countering Threats Forum Download Privacy statement - Drone Tech for Countering Threats (D-TECT) Forum Download Terms of reference - Drone Tech for Countering Threats Forum Download Related topics Cybersecurity Tech sovereignty Hybrid security threats
Join the Inaugural D-TECT Forum Join the Inaugural D-TECT Forum lobacni Mon, 08/10/2026 - 14:07 11 November 2026 The Drone Tech for Countering Threats (D-TECT) Forum is the EU industrial coordination mechanism for drone and counter-drone technologies. © Marcus Jacobi The European Commission invites interested organisations to join the inaugural D-Tect Forum on 11 November 2026. We are looking for companies, research organisations, universities, industry associations, standardisation bodies and innovation networks active in the drones domain. The inaugural Forum aims to gather 100+ high-level leaders to advance Europes ambitions in Drone and Counter-Drone technology. Participants will explore near-term cooperation across the full drone and counter-drone value chain, including detection, tracking and neutralisation systems, autonomy and AI-enabled navigation, sensing and electronic warfare, secure connectivity, and the enabling technologies that underpin them, such as semiconductors, cloud, cyber and data. The priorities and composition of the thematic Working Groups will be defined during the Forum. To participate in the event, please submit your application. This form is also a registration to the Call of Expression of Interest to join future events of the D-TECT forum. Please note that submitting an application does not by itself confirm your registration for the inaugural Forum. Further, results of membership applications will be communicated after the event. Downloads Call for Expression of interest - Drone Tech for Countering Threats Forum Download Privacy statement - Drone Tech for Countering Threats (D-TECT) Forum Download Terms of reference - Drone Tech for Countering Threats Forum Download Related topics Cybersecurity Tech sovereignty Hybrid security threats