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EIT Culture & Creativity - OC for New Ventures in Creative Tech (Spark)
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Early-stage, technology-based venture creation projects focused on transforming validated business concepts into legally established, scalable, for-profit companies. Supported activities include developing and testing prototypes, Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) and proofs of concept, customer validation, market testing, business model development and company formation. Selected applicants must participate in a 2–3-day Startup Sprint and the nine-month Spark Incubation Programme, which provides structured workshops, mentorship, coaching, networking and venture development support. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Cultural and Creative Sectors and Industries (CCSI), specifically fashion and architecture, with an emphasis on advanced and circular materials and the built environment. The call supports technology-centred business concepts involving material innovation, hardware or digital solutions. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Applications are open to individual founders or multidisciplinary teams represented by a designated applicant. Consortium formation is not required. Applicants must not have an existing registered company for the proposed business concept. Selected individuals or teams must establish a new legal entity by Month 3 of the programme to continue participating and receiving financial support. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be registered in an EU Member State or a country officially associated with Horizon Europe Pillar III at the
Quantum-Testing Infrastructure for Quantum Technologies
Expected Outcome:This action will establish a pan-European open-access testing and experimentation infrastructure for quantum technologies, enabling systematic validation and certification of quantum components and systems. Expected outcomes include:Deployment of distributed quantum testing facilities accessible across Europe, including remote access and standardized test protocols.Provision of certification services aligned with future standardisation efforts, ensuring trust, quality, and interoperability of quantum technologies.Support for SMEs, start-ups, and research institutions in validating quantum components and sub-systems. Strengthening of Europe’s competitiveness by ensuring robust quality assurance mechanisms and accelerating the time-to-market of emerging quantum products.Scope:The proposal should implement the testing-related part of the action plan established under the Framework Partnership Agreement for Qu-Test. The action must include:Expansion and interconnection of open-access testing facilities in multiple Member States, covering a range of quantum technologies (e.g., processors, sensors, photonics, control systems).Development and deployment of interoperable testing methodologies, benchmarking protocols, and certification procedures.Integration of metrological and validation capabilities into existing RTOs and academic infrastructures, focusing on TRL 4–7.Creation of a comprehensive digital platform supporting users in test planning, remote execution, an
Trapped-Ion Platform Technologies
Expected Outcome:This action will advance Europe’s leadership in trapped-ion quantum computing by achieving the following key outcomes:Establishment of a full-stack ion-trap quantum computer aiming at more than 1.000 qubits, fully integrated into high-performance computing (HPC) systems, and accessible via the cloud.Demonstration of quantum advantage for selected real-world applications, validated against benchmarks.Strengthened European capabilities to develop modular, interoperable, and scalable quantum computing architectures.Implementation and demonstration of advanced error correction and fault-tolerant quantum computing techniques.Integration of full-stack hardware-software systems with standardised and certified interfaces.Engagement with industry and academia through open access to quantum computing resources and co-design of applications. Scope:The action should support the scale-up of European trapped-ion quantum computing platforms, aiming at technological maturity and usability for industrial and scientific applications. In particular, the action must address at least two major technical roadblocks defined in the Strategic Research and Industry Agenda (SRIA 2030) for trapped-ion quantum computing. These include the limited scalability of ion trap architectures, particularly the need for modular designs and inter-chain coupling, and the integration of photonic components for laser delivery, enabling compact and fault-tolerant systems. The proposal is expected to de
Superconducting Platform Technologies
Expected Outcome: This action will consolidate Europe’s position in superconducting quantum computing through:Establishment of a full-stack superconducting quantum computer aiming at 1.000 physical qubits and QPU architecture based on chiplet technology. The system should feature a scalable and user-adjustable architecture, T1 coherence time above 100 us, gate fidelities (both one- and two-qubit gates, and read-out) of at least 99.9%, read-out speed below 300 ns, two-qubit gate speed below 20 ns.Demonstration of quantum advantage on selected industrial use cases, validated through benchmarking with best-in-class classical methods.Deployment of a cloud-accessible quantum system integrated with high-performance computing environments.Maturation of fault-tolerant quantum computing protocols, including effective quantum error correction and noise mitigation schemes.Delivery of a comprehensive, standardised software stack supporting system bring-up, calibration, control, benchmarking, and user access. Strengthened supply chains and industrial capacity in Europe for superconducting quantum technologies.Scope:The proposal should contribute to the scale-up and practical deployment of superconducting quantum computing platforms and must address at least two of the critical technical roadblocks identified in the SRIA 2030, among which necessarily: Error Correction and Fault Tolerance: the implementation of error correction and fault-tolerant quantum computing via significant improvemen
Quantum Experimental Pilot Lines for Quantum Technologies
Expected Outcome:This action will strengthen Europe's leadership and strategic autonomy in quantum technologies by advancing experimental pilot line capacities as a vital stepping stone toward future industrial-scale quantum hardware production. Qu-Pilot serves as the critical intermediary between academic research and the stable pilot lines under the Chips Joint Undertaking, offering a testbed for technological innovation, reproducibility, and manufacturability.Expected outcomes include:Deployment of experimental quantum pilot lines addressing diverse platforms and materials, laying the groundwork for broader integration into Chips JU pilot lines.Establishment of scalable and reproducible quantum fabrication processes, advancing TRL 4–6 technologies and addressing early-stage certification, standardisation, and quality control.Reinforcement of a pan-European quantum hardware ecosystem through shared infrastructure and open-access models, fostering participation from SMEs, startups, and research institutes.Demonstrated ability to accelerate technology maturity and feed critical feedback loops into future Chips JU stability pilot lines.Enhanced synergies with testing infrastructures (e.g., Qu-Test), standardisation efforts, and industrialisation roadmaps, enabling horizontal integration across computing, communication, sensing, and enabling tech domains. Scope:The action is to implement the pilot production elements of the Qu-Pilot Framework Partnership Agreement. The proposal
SBEP Fourth Joint Call - 2026 (preannouncement)
This fourth co-funded call aims to support transnational research and innovation projects (36 months) addressing one of the four priority areas below (subject to funded priority areas by participating funding organisations, see Annex): Priority area 1: Transitioning the blue economy sectors for sustainability and strategic autonomy Priority area 2: Managing sea-uses by advancing digital and ecosystem-based approaches Priority area 3: Promoting sustainable blue bioresources through innovation in marine production and harvesting Priority area 4: Building resilience in coastal communities with infrastructure and businesses
BattleVerse - OC#1
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Six-month experiments developing and demonstrating innovative technologies for the BattleVerse ecosystem, focused on military mission planning, training, simulation and operational analysis. Projects must address one of the call's three technical topics and are expected to demonstrate the capacity to reach at least TRL5 by the end of the experiment. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Defence, with a particular focus on military simulation, mission planning, decision support, multi-domain operational environments and autonomous systems. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Applications may be submitted by a single SME or start-up, or by a consortium of up to three beneficiaries. A consortium must include at least one SME or start-up and may include up to two complementary partners. Organisations other than SMEs, such as RTOs or academic institutions, may participate only where their specific expertise is required and cannot be adequately provided by an available SME. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be legal entities established in an EU Member State, Norway or Ukraine and must not be controlled by a legal entity or authority from a non-eligible country. Natural persons are not eligible. Each experiment must include at least one SME or start-up. Applicants must demonstrate the technical capabilities and expertise required to implement the proposed experiment and comply with the call's ownership, security, conflict-of-interest and data-protection requiremen
SystemEU Valley - Open Call for Joint Interregional Projects
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Cross-border Joint Interregional Projects carrying out experimental development at TRL 6–8 to accelerate the digital transformation of healthcare, energy and mobility. Eligible activities include building system prototypes and pilot lines, testing under operational conditions, clinical studies, software-hardware integration and validation of certification dossiers, with projects expected to progress towards validated, market-ready solutions in real operational environments. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Healthcare, including Digital Health and Medtech; Energy, including decentralised, clean and smart energy networks; and Mobility, including intelligent transport systems and logistics. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Consortium applications are mandatory. Small Projects require 2–3 independent legal entities from at least 2 SYSTEMEU regions and must include at least 1 startup or SME. Medium Projects require 3–5 independent legal entities from at least 3 SYSTEMEU regions and must include at least 1 research and knowledge dissemination organisation and 1 for-profit company. Flagship Projects require 5–8 independent legal entities covering all 5 SYSTEMEU regions and must include at least 1 research organisation, 1 company and 1 public authority or public-sector entity. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be legal entities established in Bavaria (Germany), Norte Region (Portugal), Castile-León (Spain), Romania or Tuzla Canton (Bosnia and Herzegovina). E
Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership - Fourth Joint Transnational Call
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Transnational Research and Innovation (R&I) projects developing knowledge, technologies, tools, methodologies and solutions for a sustainable, resilient and innovative blue economy. Projects may address marine infrastructures, digital and ecosystem-based approaches to sea use, sustainable production and harvesting of blue bioresources, circular blue bioeconomy, and the resilience of coastal communities, infrastructures and businesses. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Marine and Maritim Research; Energy and Environment; Agriculture and Food; Circular Economy and Sustainability. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Consortium applications are required. Each consortium must include eligible partners from at least three different countries participating in the call and request financial support from at least three different participating funding organisations. It must also include at least two independent legal entities from two different EU Member States or Horizon Europe Associated Countries eligible for EU funding under the call. Self-funded partners may participate but do not count towards the minimum consortium requirements and cannot act as consortium coordinator. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Each partner must comply with both the general call eligibility criteria and the applicable national or regional eligibility and funding rules set out in Annex B. The consortium coordinator must be eligible for funding from a participating funding organisation. Proposals mus
Neutral-Atom Platform Technologies
Expected Outcome:This action aims to establish European leadership in neutral-atom quantum simulation and digital quantum computing by delivering:Fully programmable industry-ready quantum simulators based on 10.000 neutral atoms in a scalable architecture, accessible via cloud platforms, and with the possibility of integrating them into high-performance computing environments.Fully programmable platform for neutral-atom quantum computing capable of both analogue quantum operations and gate-based computing with 1.000 physical qubits and a clear path to further scalability to 10.000 physical qubits.Coherence time of the order of hundreds of interaction times and infidelity of operations below 1%.Demonstration of quantum simulation and/or computing operating beyond classical computability, validated through benchmarking with classical methods.New real-world applications across science and industry (at least two) (e.g: in the energy and health sectors)The software stack for these applications, including enhanced software for verification, algorithm implementation, and user programming interfaces.Demonstration of the full quantum stack – including quantum control, electronic control components and verification of quantum processors simulation operating beyond regimes that are classically computable.Programming interfaces allowing users (including non-expert ones to the best extent possible), to use these quantum processors to their problem sets.Enhanced scalability, stability, and
Next-Generation QKD Systems
Expected Outcome:This action will strengthen Europe's strategic autonomy in quantum-secure communications by advancing core QKD technologies and integration capabilities. Expected results include:Development and demonstration of next-generation QKD systems, with a focus on cost-effectiveness and integration, with specific measurable improvements in one of the following parameters or features: (i) key rate (>1 Mbps over metropolitan distances), (ii) operational coverage of a network at the regional scale, >300 km for fibre-based QKD, including e.g. twin field and free-space links also for non-wired segments and for redundancy, (iii) development and demonstration of advanced quantum cryptographic protocols beyond QKD with provable security advantage over classical cryptographic systems. Implementation of hybrid quantum-classical cryptographic frameworks combining QKD and post-quantum cryptography (PQC), tested on clearly defined real-world applications.Integration of quantum communication components with network equipment and orchestration systems (e.g., software-defined networking).Validation of QKD-based security in high-priority use cases beyond EuroQCI infrastructure, including: Critical infrastructure monitoring (e.g., energy grid telemetry), Long-term secure cloud storage, Industrial control systems (e.g., transport, manufacturing), Secure multi-site enterprise communications. Strengthened European supply chain through the development of certifiable, standardised, and sca
Enhance NEB 2027 Open Call
EIT Climate-KIC
Enhance NEB - Open Call 2027
Enhance NEB supports projects ready to build on previous results by strengthening what works, scaling their impact, or replicating successful approaches in new locations. The call will support four projects with up to €92 500 in EIT funding per project, over a maximum implementation period of 12 months. Selected Enhance NEB projects receive support throughout their implementation period.
DUT Call 2026
The aim of this call for proposals is to support transnational research and/or innovation projects that help cities tackle urban challenges and transition towards a climate neutral and resilient future for all.
DUT Call 2026 - Pre-proposal stage
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Transnational research and innovation projects addressing urban challenges and supporting the transition towards climate-neutral and resilient cities. The call supports strategic urban research, applied urban research and urban innovation, including the development, piloting, testing, demonstration, implementation and scaling of solutions in urban and peri-urban areas. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Urban mobility and 15-minute cities; circular urban economies, resource use and urban greening; positive energy districts and urban energy systems. Projects may address more than one Transition Pathway, although each proposal must select one primary topic. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Consortium only. Each proposal must involve at least three eligible applicants from at least three different participating countries. At least two eligible applicants must be from at least two different countries eligible for EC co-funding. Each consortium must also include at least one urban public authority. The expected consortia are small to medium ones, involving between 3 and 5 partners. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants may include companies and SMEs, urban government authorities, civil society organisations, research organisations, and actors from the cultural and creative sectors, subject to the eligibility rules of the relevant national or regional Funding Agency. The Main Applicant must be eligible for and request funding from its participating Funding Agency. Pr
Integrated Surveillance mechanism: Regional Cable hubs
Expected Outcome: A consolidated reference on private situational data relevant for submarine-cable security A structured description of the main categories of private situational data and actors relevant for submarine-cable security, including their sensitivity profile, typical usage, and the key legal, regulatory and commercial constraints affecting possible access by Regional Cable Hubs. Interoperability and data fusion pathways for multi-source, multi-basin use Clear conclusions on the main interoperability and data fusion challenges and feasible solutions (e.g. common data models or ontologies, interoperability layers, translation and fusion layers), including indications on which approaches are realistically applicable across multiple providers and sea basins, and how they can remain extensible to accommodate new data sources and actors over time. A proof-of-concept demonstration showing how selected private situational data can be accessed, integrated and processed within a Regional Cable Hub–type environment, together with a practical demonstration of the situational-awareness outcomes that such integration can produce. This includes evidence on the achievable levels of spatial precision, timeliness, coverage and reliability under pilot conditions, as well as identification of the constraints that limit performance. Partnership models and recommendations for EU follow-up A concise set of partnership models through which Regional Cable Hubs could obtain or use private
GroundWork - Open Call for Farms
The GroundWork Open Call supports farmers in implementing and testing regenerative livestock grazing practices within regional Living Labs. Selected farming projects will take part in a 36-month Regenerative Grazing Programme combining practical experimentation, monitoring and knowledge exchange to improve soil health, ecosystem resilience and regenerative food production. TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Farming projects implementing Regenerative Livestock Grazing Practices (RLGPs) adapted to regional farming conditions. Activities may also include soil health assessment and sensor-based monitoring, animal welfare assessment, environmental performance assessment, social impact assessment, and the co-design and exchange of expertise on regenerative grazing practices. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Agriculture and livestock farming, with a focus on regenerative farming, soil health, ecosystem resilience and sustainable food production. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: The call is addressed to farmers and individual entities engaged in farming activities, regardless of their legal form. Consortium applications are not specified in the call guidelines. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants should normally be located in the GroundWork Living Lab countries of Portugal, Germany, Belgium, Sweden or Serbia and must meet the general and Living Lab-specific farming requirements. Farmers must commit their land as an experimental site for three years, own the farm or hold an appropriate lease covering
Access to ground and space-based platforms: ESA Academy Experiments
Call for proposals open until 22 November 2026, 23:59 CEST
MSCA Doctoral Networks 2026
Expected Outcome:Project results are expected to contribute to the following outcomes:For supported doctoral candidatesNew research and transferable skills and competences, leading to improved employability and career prospects within and outside academia;New knowledge allowing the conversion of ideas into products and services, where relevant;Enhanced networking and communication capacities with scientific peers, as well as with the general public that will increase and broaden the research and innovation impact. For participating organisationsImproved quality, relevance and sustainability of doctoral training programmes and supervision arrangements;Enhanced cooperation and transfer of knowledge between sectors and disciplines;Increased integration of training and research activities between participating organisations;Boosted R&I capacity;Increased internationalisation and attractiveness;Regular feedback of research results into teaching and education at participating organisations. Scope: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. MSCA Doctoral Networks are indeed open to the participation of organisations from third countries, in view of fostering strategic international partnerships for the training and exchange of researchers.These doctoral programmes will respond
RAISE Doctoral Networks for AI in Science (RAISE pilot)
Expected Outcome:This action builds on the MSCA Doctoral Networks 2026 call (HORIZON-MSCA-DN-2026).The project results are expected to contribute to the following outcomes:For supported doctoral candidates:New research and transferable skills and competences in the application of AI in science, leading to improved employability and career prospects within and outside academia;New knowledge allowing the conversion of ideas into products and services, where relevant;Enhanced networking and communication capacities with scientific peers, as well as with the general public that will increase and broaden the research and innovation impact. For participating organisations:Improved quality, relevance and sustainability of doctoral training programmes and supervision arrangements;Enhanced cooperation and transfer of knowledge between sectors and disciplines;Increased integration of training and research activities between participating organisations;Boosted R&I capacity and uptake of AI in science;Increased internationalisation and attractiveness;Regular feedback of research results into teaching and education at participating organisations. Scope:Successful RAISE Doctoral Networks and doctoral candidates will be associated with RAISE, the Resource for AI Science in Europe. They will become part of the RAISE research community and will interact with its other members.As such, the scope of this call is limited to AI (artificial intelligence) in science, as outlined below. Proposals sh
Submarine Cable Repair Capacities - Works
Expected Impact:The expected benefits of the supported project: Provide quick response to emergency situations identified by the relevant Regional Cable Hub or other entity declaring the emergency situation (Key Performance Indicator). Provide quick average estimated time-to-repair for cable systems in the targeted EU sea basins with at least one landing point in an EU territory (Key Performance Indicator). Increase operational repair capacity in the main European sea basins (Key Performance Indicator). Strengthen the resilience of cable systems in the main European sea basins. Ensure digital sovereignty and strategic autonomy of the EU in the main European sea basins. Objective:This call aims to enhance emergency response capacities and the resilience of backbone networks’ infrastructures by supporting the development and deployment of adaptable repair modules for swift emergency repair operations, enabling quick response to incidents that could severely impact the Union or its Member States. The goal of the EU is to fund modules covering the main sea basins of the Union, the objective being to develop adaptable repair modules that can be deployed on existing vessels, as well as the necessary related operational capabilities. The modules are expected to be rapidly operational in order to re-establish the service of submarine cables (through repair or substitution) in emergency situations, i.e. where the cut or the failure of the cable can cause a severe damage to one or more
Xecs Call on Quantum – 2026
The call for quantum technologies in the Eureka Cluster Xecs framework complies with the following guidelines:
Additional activities for the European Partnership of Agriculture of Data
Expected Outcome:The successful proposal is expected to further contribute to the expected outcomes specified in topic HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01: European Partnership of Agriculture of Data, for continuation of the activities in line with already agreed outcomes. Scope:The objective of this action is to continue to provide support to the European partnership of Agriculture of Data identified in the Horizon Europe Strategic Plan 2021-2024 and first implemented under the topic HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01: European Partnership of Agriculture of Data, and in particular to fund additional activities (which may also be undertaken by additional partners) in view of its intended scope and duration, and in accordance with Article 24(2) of the Horizon Europe Regulation.The consortium which applied to and received funding under HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01: European Partnership of Agriculture of Data is uniquely placed to submit a proposal to continue the envisioned partnership. Not only did this consortium submit the proposal leading to the identification of the partnership in the Horizon Europe strategic planning 2021-2024, it has also been implementing the partnership through a co-funded call launched in year 2024 and a number of internal activities, including research projects, based on this planning and further to topic HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01. In this context, the current consortium has unique expertise in relation to the objectives of the partnership,
LLM-BRIDGE - OC#2 for Incubators
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Design and delivery of a 12-week incubation programme supporting at least 30 early-stage startups developing Generative AI (GenAI) and Large Language Model (LLM) solutions. Funded activities include mentoring, entrepreneurial training, business development, access to technical resources, regulatory and ethical guidance, startup performance monitoring, networking and organisation of a Demo Day. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Generative AI, Large Language Models, digital technologies and deep-tech startup incubation. The programme supports AI-driven innovation and commercialisation across sectors. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: The call selects one incubator or equivalent eligible organisation to implement the programme. Whether consortium applications are permitted is not specified in the call guidelines. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be legally established in an EU Member State or a country associated with the Digital Europe Programme; have at least three years of startup incubation experience, including demonstrable experience with deep-tech startups; and demonstrate sufficient operational and financial capacity, qualified mentors, networks and digital infrastructure. Applicants must comply with applicable EU data-protection, ethics and funding requirements, avoid double funding, submit one complete proposal in English using the official template and deliver the programme in English. Organisations already selected to deliver another LLM-BRID
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