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D2.2 – Website & Logo

Name: D2.2 – Website & Logo
Keywords: EU4Health, health genomics, public health, CAN.HEAL, cancer, project logo, dissemination, website design

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Project deliverable , Other literature type 31 Mar 2023 English Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Cajavec Bernard, Branka; Crnjac, Iva; Skarpa, Andela; Denis Horgan;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.15304819 , 10.5281/zenodo.15304818

D2.2 – Website & Logo

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Abstract

This public deliverable (D2.2) outlines the design and development of the CAN.HEAL project website and logo, which are key components of the project's communication and dissemination strategy. The logo merges a symbolic cross (indicating health and care) with a stylized element resembling code, representing the project's focus on health genomics. The website https://canheal.eu serves as the central communication hub, offering project information, partner profiles, news, events, and secure access to internal materials via SharePoint. The document details the development steps, design iterations, and collaborative process across consortium partners. This deliverable was led by EAPM under Work Package 2 and finalised in March 2023.

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EU4Health, health genomics, public health, CAN.HEAL, cancer, project logo, dissemination, website design

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