In October 23 2022, Eu-reka partners from each partner country, Italy, Spain, Greece, Austria and the Czech Republic gathered in a 2-day conference in the Czech Republic. The conference was held both online and in person. The partners presented the investigation analysis and exchanged feedback. We Agreed on the structure and planned educational sessions that …
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