EU Missions are a new way to bring concrete solutions to some of our greatest challenges. A novelty of the Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, five EU Missions were launched in 2021.Â
Contribute to public consultation - MiE Work Programme 2025-27
EFFRA(European Factories of the Future Researh Association) has launched a public consultation on the priorities for the MiE Work Programme 2025-27(MiE – Made in Europe).Â
The deadline of the consultation is Thursday, 7 September 2023.Â
MSCA Doctoral Networks 2023
MSCA Doctoral Networks will implement doctoral programmes, by partnerships of universities, research institutions and research infrastructures, businesses including SMEs, and other socio-economic actors from different countries across Europe and beyond.
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EU Commission is looking for top experts to advise on a potential future EU Mission on the New European Bauhaus
The European Commission launched a call for experts to join an advisory expert group with the purpose of structuring a potential new Mission on the New European Bauhaus under Horizon Europe.
EC is looking for experts to evaluate and select the best innovative ideas for EU funding
The EU Mission: ‘A Soil Deal for Europe’ 2023 calls for proposals will close in September 2023, with evaluations taking place just after. We are looking for experienced and motivated specialists on soil-related areas to help us evaluate the project proposals and select the best innovative ideas that could advance towards the restoration and protection of soils.Â
Communicating about your EU-funded project
Making your EU-funded project visible is crucial to reach out to relevant stakeholders and build new collaborations. It is also a legal obligation under your grant agreement.Â
Find out 6 reasons to communicate about your EU-funded project.
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Commission proposals for new candidate European Partnerships are now public
Preparations of new European Partnerships that will be launched during the second half of Horizon Europe have reached an important milestone this week, when the European Commission presented 10 proposals for new candidate partnerships to Member States and Associated Countries:Â
Excellence Hubs: strengthening regional innovation in Widening countries!
Excellence Hubs focus on innovation in Widening countries and beyond. They allow innovation ecosystems to team up and create better connections between academia, business, government and society. To be eligible for Excellence hubs, the coordinator must be from a Widening country however the participants in the project can be from any country associated to the Horizon Europe programme. More details: here