NATO DIANA – How to Apply as an SME
NATO DIANA – How to Apply as an SME
Are you an innovative small or medium-sized enterprise working with dual-use technologies and interested in contributing to the future of defense and security? Join this webinar to explore the opportunities within NATO DIANA (Defense Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic).
In this session, we will cover:
- Who can apply? Which types of companies and solutions are eligible
- What is NATO DIANA looking for? Focus areas, technologies, and challenge calls
- How does the application process work? Step-by-step guidance
- When should you apply? Key dates and deadlines
We will share practical tips from companies that have already applied, to help you position your offer effectively.
This webinar is aimed at SMEs and startups looking to engage in Nato DIANA; working with security, defense and/or dual use innovations.

Rickard Mosell and Johan Vaernholt from Ideon Science park will be hosting the webinar.
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Please note: The link to participate will be sent one day in advance of the webinar.
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