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Improved system design for innovative PV applications (EUPI-PV Partnership)
Expected Outcome:Agrivoltaics or the co-location of agricultural activity and PV electricity production is a novel form of PV deployment which could provide farmers with diversified revenue sources and ecological benefits, while reducing land use competition, siting restrictions or adverse impacts on biodiversity and agricultural production. Optimizing system designs and business practices will help to enable simultaneous land use creating synergy for both agriculture and electricity production; this can benefit farmers, lower PV costs and enable the European Union to reach the goals of the EU solar energy strategy.Similarly, offshore/nearshore PV systems represent a tremendous deployment potential in Europe and globally, due to their advantages in conserving land resources and optimizing light utilization. However, prevailing technical challenges limit deployment in most sea conditions usually found in Europe.Project results are therefore expected to contribute to some of the following expected outcomes, depending on the proposed system (agriPV or offshore/nearshore PV): Harvesting of crops and photovoltaic electricity, providing sustainable solutions for energy production/use/efficiency, soil and biodiversity protection and water conservation.Reinforce the European PV value chain, introduce new business models and open new markets for novel, bankable agri or offshore/nearshore PV systems.Minimise the impact of PV on landscape/sea and environment exploiting its modularity an
Data sharing to support the training and development of AI foundation models in the energy sector
Expected Outcome:Projects are expected to contribute to all the following expected outcomes:Effective and innovative methods for gathering, sharing and using large data sets in energy applications for the purpose of training AI models while ensuring privacy and security.Advanced and - wherever possible - open-source AI foundation models to support the digitalisation of the energy system, through improved grid observability, forecasting of supply and demand, advanced storage and renewables integration, demand side flexibility and energy efficiency.Enhanced cooperation, knowledge sharing and interoperability among energy system actors for secure and seamless data exchange.Advanced methodologies for AI model development ensuring that the results are FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) beyond the project ending, open source and accommodating for technology evolution. Scope:The quality of AI models depends strongly on the amount, quality, and representativeness of the data used for their training. Projects are expected to focus on developing, training and testing AI foundation models, using extensive data sets to accelerate the energy transition in key focus areas of the energy sector. Projects are expected to:Building on the results of previously funded projects on the Common European energy data space[1] as well as the ongoing work within the Data 4 Energy expert group, projects are expected to demonstrate innovative methods and data governance strategies for sh
Demonstration of solid biofuel supply and conversion to high efficiency CHP from fully sustainable regional value chains
Expected Outcome:Fully sustainable regional bioenergy value chains and efficient conversion can play an important role in renewable efficient power and heating generation and for reaching the EU climate and energy targets and contribute to European competitiveness and energy security.Project results are expected to contribute to at all of the following expected outcomes:The demonstration of regional value chains for the use of locally to regionally sourced sustainable and cheap solid biofuel from upgraded biogenic residues and wastes in line with the provisions of the Renewable Energy Directive in high efficiency CHP plant creates opportunities for SMs, regional value generation and European knowledge advancement and international competitiveness in the sector. Provide flexible renewable power and heat to local industries for their processes and allow for high penetration of renewables in the energy system by ensuring sustainable bioenergy base load capacity.Provide replicable solutions, where bioeconomy stakeholders can benefit from the knowledge generated for the development of their strategies aligned with energy and environmental policy objectives and which can contribute to the objective of decreasing the EU’s and Ukraine`s dependence on fossil fuels and increasing energy security.Regulatory and permitting authorities as well as investors and important actors of the value chain are in a better position to assess socio-economic and environmental aspects of the value chain
EuroHPC access — Development Access Mode (cut-off 1 Dec 2026)
Peer-reviewed access to EuroHPC JU supercomputers (Development Access Mode). Continuously open with periodic cut-off dates; free of charge for researchers from academia, research, public sector and industry in EU Member and Participating States.
EuroHPC access — Benchmark Access Mode (cut-off 1 Dec 2026)
Peer-reviewed access to EuroHPC JU supercomputers (Benchmark Access Mode). Continuously open with periodic cut-off dates; free of charge for researchers from academia, research, public sector and industry in EU Member and Participating States.
SME Market Expansion Open Call 2027
The Call is designed to promote business growth and market expansion, encouraging the replication and scaling of successful solutions in new regions or sectors. It offers a strategic platform for SMEs with ambitions to scale by expanding into new markets. The Call focus is on accelerating the market uptake of impactful innovations by reducing the risk of development and deployment.
EIT Urban Mobility - SME Market Expansion Open Call 2027
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Market expansion projects supporting SMEs in the commercial deployment of innovative urban mobility products or services into new customer segments, sectors or geographical markets. Activities include adapting, testing, validating and demonstrating commercially mature solutions in real operational environments with a committed public or private end client. Projects must demonstrate a genuine market expansion opportunity, support commercial adoption and provide evidence for future replication and scaling. The call targets solutions at Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 7 or above, rather than early-stage research or technology development. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Urban mobility and sustainable transport, specifically urban logistics, public and shared transport, electrification of transport and alternative fuels, mobility data management, and health and mobility. The call supports innovative solutions addressing environmental, societal and commercial challenges in urban transport systems. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Mono-beneficiary applications submitted by a single SME. Consortia are not eligible. Each applicant must collaborate with an independent public or private end client committed to testing and demonstrating the solution. The end client is not a funded consortium partner and must provide a signed commitment letter. The SME and end client must be separate legal entities without shareholding relationships between them. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREME
Innowwide - OC#5
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Market feasibility projects assessing the technical, commercial, legal and/or socio-economic feasibility of an innovative product, process or service in a new international market. Projects must combine eligible market and technical activities, which may include co-creation and technology uptake preparation, technology scouting and valuation, certification and compliance verification, small-scale proof of concept, market research and analysis of market barriers. Limited business development and promotional activities may also be included. Full-scale development, large-scale piloting and commercial deployment are not eligible. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Bottom-up call with no specific sector, topic or technical area prescribed. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Mono-beneficiary programme. The beneficiary must be one eligible SME, but each project must include an independent local partner in the target country acting as the main subcontractor. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be legally constituted SMEs established in an EU Member State, Iceland, Israel, Norway, Switzerland, Türkiye or the United Kingdom. The applicant SME must have been legally established for at least two years by the call deadline and must not have received funding under a previous Innowwide call in 2022, 2023, 2024 or 2025. The project must include an independent local subcontractor legally established in an eligible target country in Africa, the Americas, Asia or Oceania. Co
2027 European Prize for Women Innovators: Apply now!
The 2027 European Prize for Women Innovators is your chance to gain European recognition for the impact of your work and inspire the next generation of innovators. Jointly awarded by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) and the European Innovation Council (EIC), the prize celebrates women behind groundbreaking innovations and successful businesses across Europe.
Improved system design for innovative PV applications
ERA-LEARN — EUPI-PV
PSI SμS — Call for proposals: VMS, FLAME, GPD, GPS, HAL-9500, LEM, MIXE/GIANT (deadline 1 Dec 2026)
Peer-reviewed public beamtime access at the Paul Scherrer Institute (SμS, VMS, FLAME, GPD, GPS, HAL-9500, LEM, MIXE/GIANT). Free of charge in exchange for open publication; open to researchers worldwide, EU included.
NOSTRADAMUS - OC#1
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Projects developing, testing and validating open-source digital applications for data-based decision-making in agricultural production. Applications must use the NOSTRADAMUS platform architecture, operate within a TRL 4–7 window, and support sustainable and efficient agricultural production, with a particular focus on cereal-based systems and food security. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Agriculture, with a focus on cereal-based production systems, sustainable farming, food security and digital agriculture. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Applications may be submitted by an individual legal entity or a consortium of up to two legal entities. A sole applicant must be a business entity (SME, start-up or small mid-cap). For consortia, the Lead Beneficiary must be a business entity providing the proposed solution, while the second partner may be a research organisation or a sectoral/end-user representation organisation responsible for testing and/or validating the technical developments. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be legally established in an EU Member State or Horizon Europe associated country. Unincorporated start-ups, natural persons, larger mid-caps and large enterprises are not eligible. Each legal entity may participate in only one proposal. Proposed solutions must have a starting TRL of at least 4, directly address one of the five predefined topics and develop, test and validate a digital application using the NOSTRADAMUS platform archit
FORESTPathways
FORESTPathways has been designed to address research and innovation needs across the forest system while encouraging collaboration across disciplines, sectors and national borders.
FORESTPathways - Joint Call 2026
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Transnational research and innovation projects ranging from fundamental and applied research to industrial research and development and, where appropriate, demonstration and close-to-market research. Projects should generate new knowledge, develop practical solutions and contribute to implementation in policy, forest management or industry contexts. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Forests, forestry and the forest-based sector, including forest ecosystems, sustainable and multifunctional forest management, timber and wood-based products, and forest-based value chains, markets and governance. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Consortium applications are required. Consortia must include at least three independent legal entities from at least three different EU Member States or associated countries participating in the Joint Call, including at least two countries eligible for EU funding. The consortium must be led by a Coordinator requesting funding from a participating Research Funding Organisation (RFO). Associated Partners may participate but do not count towards the minimum consortium requirements. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Each funded Partner must be eligible for funding from a participating RFO and comply with the applicable national or regional eligibility requirements. Proposals must be submitted in English through the FOREST Electronic Submission and Evaluation System. Submission of a pre-proposal is compulsory, and full proposals may only be submitted
ZMINA: Resilience - OC#2 Co-creation funding of international cooperation projects
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: International artistic and cultural co-creation projects focused on resilience, involving Ukrainian organisations and partners from other Creative Europe participating countries. Funding supports the joint development of new artistic or cultural works, or the significant reimagining of existing ideas, and their public presentation in each partner's locality. Eligible activities include artistic development, production, rehearsals, presentations and related travel. Each project must include at least two public presentations, including one in Ukraine and one in the international partner's country. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Arts and culture, covering all creative sectors except the audio-visual sector. Eligible fields include visual arts, architecture, music, theatre, literature, design, fashion and other cultural and creative practices. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Consortium applications are mandatory, involving at least two legally registered organisations from two different Creative Europe participating countries, including at least one Ukrainian organisation and one organisation from another participating country. Individual artists, freelancers and sole proprietors cannot apply directly. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be legally registered organisations active in the arts and cultural sectors and established in Creative Europe participating countries. Eligible entities include public cultural institutions, non-governmental organisati
Expression of Interest for Venture Studio Founders
Seedbed Foundations is a Venture Builder for new Venture Builders. We are looking for experienced entrepreneurs who want to build something bigger than their next startup: a new venture studio capable of creating and supporting a whole generation of agrifoodtech companies in their region. Successful applicants will work with one of seven established European venture builders, learning from their experience while developing the foundations of their own independent studio. This will not simply involve writing a business plan.
Database on alternatives to pesticides (emergency authorisations)
Scope:Only competent organisations, based on designations by Member States, are eligible to apply to the call
International collaboration EU and Japan on semiconductors
Expected Outcome:Projects are expected to contribute to the following expected outcomes: Advanced heterogeneous integration, particularly in 2.5D and 3D packaging and integrated photonics, to support AI functionalities. Standardised chiplet interfaces, enabling interoperability and fostering a dynamic chiplet ecosystem Expected outcomes should have direct and immediate impact on European industry.Furthermore, proposed projects should demonstrate solutions across laboratory and pilot environments, with verification in semiconductor manufacturing use cases. The centre of gravity of envisaged work should address Technology Readiness Levels 5-7. Proposals also need to facilitate knowledge transfer and promote stakeholder engagement through industry workshops, publications, and networking events.
Support to EFSA in the risk assessment of alternative methods for the use and disposal of animal by-products and derived products
Objective:Only competent organisations, based on designations by Member States, are eligible to apply to the call.Scope:Support the evaluations carried out by the EFSA Scientific BIOHAZ Panel and the ad hoc Working Group on applications for alternative methods of use or disposal of animal by-products or derived products, performing work related to the development of the draft scientific opinions.
UNITE - Joint Interregional OC#2
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: High-impact Joint Interregional Projects developing innovative deep-tech and digital health solutions addressing health inequalities and the healthcare workforce crisis. Funded projects may support personalised and coordinated care, remote monitoring, diagnostics, clinical and operational workflows, decision support, health-data use, workforce efficiency, training and other digital health applications aligned with the call’s two Innovation Challenges. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Digital health and healthcare, including solutions supporting patients, healthcare professionals, health and social care services, personalised care, health-data use and digitally enabled care pathways. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Consortium applications are required. Each proposal must include at least 3 organisations from 3 different UNITE regions, including at least 1 solution provider, 1 research entity and 1 end-user organisation. The consortium must include organisations from at least 1 Strong Innovator region (Scotland or Wales) and at least 1 Moderate or Emerging Innovator region (Central Macedonia, Romania, Lombardy, Extremadura or Aragón). SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be legally established in one of the participating UNITE regions: Central Macedonia (Greece), Lombardy (Italy), Extremadura (Spain), Aragón (Spain), Scotland (United Kingdom), Wales (United Kingdom), or Romania. Applicants legally based outside these regions are not eligible for funding.
EuroHPC access — AI and Data-Intensive Applications Access Mode (cut-off 11 Dec 2026)
Peer-reviewed access to EuroHPC JU supercomputers (AI and Data-Intensive Applications Access Mode). Continuously open with periodic cut-off dates; free of charge for researchers from academia, research, public sector and industry in EU Member and Participating States.
ISIDORe call for proposals on Andes & ANDV-relevant viruses
ISIDORe launched a call for proposals that will support research on Andes Virus & ANDV-relevant Hantavirus. Deadline 11 December
SECURE - OC#2
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Projects aimed at strengthening the cybersecurity resilience of European micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (mSMEs) and achieving compliance with the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Eligible activities include cybersecurity audits, vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, source code analysis, application security improvements, product security upgrades, ICT, IT and operational technology infrastructure improvements, risk and impact assessments, incident detection and management procedures, supply chain security, regulatory compliance activities, cybersecurity training, and the procurement of relevant security goods and professional services. Activities must demonstrably contribute to CRA compliance and improve the security of the applicant's products, processes, technologies, infrastructures or services. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Cybersecurity, information and communication technologies, digital product security, software and hardware security, ICT and operational technology infrastructure protection, cyber resilience and cybersecurity regulatory compliance. The call targets enterprises operating within the scope of the Cyber Resilience Act rather than specific industrial sectors. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Applications must be submitted by individual micro, small or medium-sized enterprises acting independently. Natural persons are generally excluded, except for eligible self-employed persons or sole traders undertaking economic activities
SoS2LearnDBS - OC#1 Transition Agenda
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Development of community-led strategic roadmaps, known as Transition Agendas (TAgs), to support sustainable water management, aquatic ecosystem restoration, climate resilience and the transition towards a circular blue economy in the Danube River Basin and Black Sea region. Funded activities include baseline assessments, stakeholder consultations, co-creation workshops, participatory planning, governance frameworks, testing of monitoring protocols or data platforms, regulatory risk mapping and identification of long-term investment priorities. Projects must develop actionable, multi-year roadmaps rather than focus on large-scale physical implementation of restoration measures. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Environmental protection, marine and freshwater ecosystem restoration, biodiversity conservation, sustainable water management, climate adaptation, circular economy and sustainable blue economy, environmental governance and community-led development. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Applications must be submitted by consortia of 2 to 4 independent legal entities, which may be established in the same country or in different eligible countries. Individual applicants and natural persons are not eligible. The consortium leader must be established in the Danube–Black Sea region, and at least one consortium partner must demonstrate an established link with the targeted local or regional community. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Eligible applicants include regional
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