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EIT Community New European Bauhaus Call for Applications: 2027 Catalyse NEB
EIT Climate-KIC
Catalyse NEB 2027 Open Call
Catalyse NEB is the EIT Community New European Bauhaus (NEB) accelerator for startups integrating sustainability, aesthetics and inclusion into their businesses, products and services. The New European Bauhaus is an EU initiative that aims to make places and ways of living more sustainable, inclusive and beautiful.
Catalyse NEB Call 2027
The Catalyse NEB Call 2027 invites innovative start-ups developing solutions aligned with the New European Bauhaus values of sustainability, inclusion and beauty. The programme aims to help businesses grow while contributing to a greener, more inclusive and attractive living environment. Selected start-ups will benefit from tailored mentoring, business development support and connections with a European network of experts, partners and potential investors. The support will help participants strengthen their business models, refine their market positioning and explore opportunities for partnerships and growth.
PSI CHRISP — Call for proposals: all (deadline 15 Jan 2027)
Peer-reviewed public beamtime access at the Paul Scherrer Institute (CHRISP, all). Free of charge in exchange for open publication; open to researchers worldwide, EU included.
PSI SINQ — Call for proposals: all beamlines (deadline 15 Jan 2027)
Peer-reviewed public beamtime access at the Paul Scherrer Institute (SINQ, all beamlines). Free of charge in exchange for open publication; open to researchers worldwide, EU included.
euRobotics – Call for Application Technology Transfer Award 2027
The euRobotics Technology Transfer Award recognizes outstanding achievements in transferring robotics technology from research to industry. It highlights the crucial role of technology transfer in keeping European robotics at the forefront of global competition. Since 2004, this award has celebrated successful collaborations between academic research and industry that translate cutting-edge research into real-world robotics solutions. Winners receive trophies, and finalists receive certificates. All finalists benefit from significant exposure and networking opportunities. Apply by January 17th
Call for proposals for operating grants in 2027 to non-governmental organisations: financial contribution to the functioning of health non-governmental organisations implementing one or more specific objectives of Regulation (EU) 2021/522 (OA-g-26-91 )
Expected Impact:Through their core operational activities, health NGOs will deliver health promotion, capacity building and networking, and contribute to the optimisation of healthcare activities and practices by providing feedback from patients and facilitating communication with patients.The beneficiaries are expected to further demonstrate in their proposals the Union added value of their activities and commit to deliver concrete results such as: online materials, webpages, manuals and tools on case studies promoting health in schools, factsheets and relevant literature, materials for teachers on health literacy, and assistance and promotion of twinning with other schools in the Union capacity-building and training activities to reduce the impact of risk factors for non-communicable diseases; new approaches to promote healthy and sustainable diets; expert guidance and peer-to-peer connections; and collaborate in shared areas of activity.Objective:The objective is to ensure the participation of health NGOs in activities that are necessary to implement one or more specific objectives of the EU4Health Programme. Operating grants should provide support to their functioning in 2027 for activities including awareness raising on various health aspects, communication and dissemination, capacity building and training, expert collaboration and networking.Scope:Activities proposed must comply with Commission Guidance on the funding for activities related to the development, implement
NEWS - Media Literacy
Expected Outcome:The Call for Proposals will result in:creating or scaling up cross-border collaborations that support impactful and innovative approaches to media literacy based on the latest best practices across national, cultural and linguistic borders. Those collaborations shall focus on eligible countries that face particular challenges in terms of media literacy, exposure to disinformation and foreign information manipulation and interference campaigns, and/or in terms of threats to media pluralism and independence.developing and deploying media literacy tools, trainings, campaigns, events and/or other initiatives targeting specific audiences, including but not limited to groups with limited media literacy skills or access. Priority should be given to initiatives with the potential to reach a broad audience, and/or targeted groups currently underserved by media literacy programmes;assisting media literacy professionals in adapting their practices to the rapidly evolving technological development, media formats and changing media consumption patterns (including the growing role social media and influencers in news consumption, AI-generated content, algorithms, etc.) while contributing to societal resilience against disinformation and foreign interference and information manipulation.Objective:This action encourages innovative cross-border media literacy projects and practices across Europe among various population segments, focusing in particular on non-educational sett
Globalstars call with Japan 2026
This call is open for all R&D projects, excluding technologies associated with nuclear power, pharmaceutical development, and regenerative medicine product development. Examples of scope include, but are not limited to: quantum technology, artificial intelligence, robotics, semiconductors, electronics, energy and environment, biotechnology, new materials, medical devices, aerospace, mining, and other industrial technologies.
Support for information measures relating to the common agricultural policy (IMCAP)
Expected Impact:The target public for the themes is the general public (in particular young people in urban areas) and/or farmers and other stakeholders active in rural areas and the agricultural sector.More specifically:For young people in urban areas, school children, teachers and university students: new approaches should be used to engage with young people and raise their awareness of the new CAP and the contribution that it makes in many areas such as the climate change challenge, food, healthy and high quality eating as a lifestyle choice, in relation also with the EU School Scheme for Milk, Fruit and Vegetables and the Tartu Call.For stakeholders: stakeholders should be more aware of the contribution that the CAP makes to support the social, environmental and economic sustainability of agriculture.The projects must use objective and measurable (quantitative and qualitative) impact indicators for their proposed objectives and activities that will be assessed by an impact evaluation methodology. These indicators should include inter alia:the baseline (i.e. a description of the current levels of awareness and perception of the CAP amongst the targeted audience). This could be based on Special Eurobarometer 520 data or other objective and credible data sources that define the levels of awareness and perception about the CAP in a particular target audiencethe total number of contacts expected to be made during the communication and information activities, andthe targeted in
Films on the Move
Objective:The Films on the Move action shall encourage and support the wider distribution of recent non-national European films by encouraging sales agents and theatrical distributors in particular to invest in promotion and adequate distribution of non- national European films.Expected Results:Development of pan-European theatrical and/or online distribution strategies for non-national European films.Increased investment in theatrical and/or online promotion and distribution of non-national European films in view of expanding audience reach.Develop links between the production and distribution sector thus improving the competitive position of non-national European films on a global market Description of the activities to be funded under the call for proposals:The activities to be funded are campaigns for the pan-European theatrical and/or online distribution of eligible European films, coordinated by the sales agent of the film.Applications should present adequate strategies to ensure more sustainable and more environmentally-respectful industry and to ensure gender balance, inclusion, diversity and representativeness.
Xecs Call 6 – 2026
Xecs call 6 invites innovative RD&I proposals. Any proposal covering a topic from the Electronic Components and Systems-SRIA can be submitted. The technology domains addressed range from micro- and nanoelectronics, smart electronics system integration (e.g. chiplets) via embedded and cyber physical systems to complex system of systems integration. The call opens on 23 June 2026 and will close with the project outline submission deadline on 21 January 2027.
Pascal Decroos Fund
The Pascal Decroos Fund is Journalismfund Europe's oldest grant programme. Since 1999 it strives to advance investigative journalism in Dutch-language media in Belgium. The Pascal Decroos Fund for Investigative Journalism is Journalismfund Europe's grant programme that strives to advance investigative journalism in Dutch-language media in Belgium.
SMART Call 10 – 2026
This call is a bottom-up call for projects that align with SMART’s technology roadmap. You can find out more information on the SMART website.
NEWS - Media Freedom Rapid Response Mechanism
ES F&T portalas · AI, DigitalAgenda
Circulation of European literary works
Expected Impact:The action is expected to support around 40 projects, implemented either by a single entity (mono-beneficiary) or by a consortium of organisations (multi-beneficiary).Objective:This action will support projects that will translate, publish, distribute, and promote European Literature. This action complements the other Creative Europe support actions to the book and publishing sector, such as reading promotion through the European Authors Day to younger audiences and the European Union Prize for Literature targeting European emerging authors.The works covered by this call for proposals are European literary works, such as novels, short stories, theatre plays and radio plays, poetry, literary reportage, comic books as well as children and youth literature.For the purposes of this call for proposals ‘European literary works’ refers to works written by authors who are linked to an eligible country (Creative Europe countries)[EU Member States (including overseas countries and territories (OCTs)) + non-EU countries: listed EEA countries and countries associated to the Creative Europe Programme (list of participating countries)], by their nationality or place of residence, or who are recognised as belonging to the European literary heritage.Themes and prioritiesIn line with the current cultural policy priorities, applicants should propose projects contributing to:1. EU Overarching priorities:Applicants must describe in their application how, in the design and impleme
Seedbed Venture Catalyst Call for Startups
This call provides funding to support founders who have reached a point in their venture building journey where they need external financial support to overcome hurdles and blockages that are impeding their progress. Examples of ways the funds could help include production of a test batch of a novel ingredient, negotiation of contracts, securing IP, hiring or paying a co-founder to enable them to remain in the programme, or purchasing equipment for a test lab facility. IMPORTANT: Only projects from the seven Venture Catalyst partners are eligible.
Seedbed Venture Catalyst Call for Startups
This call provides funding to support founders who have reached a point in their venture-building journey where they need external financial support to overcome hurdles and blockages that are impeding their progress.
Support to the re-evaluation of approved food additives under Regulation (EU) No 257/2010
Objective:Only competent organisations, based on designations by Member States, are eligible to apply to the call.Scope:EFSA is looking for support from competent organisations that could support in the process leading to the preparation of scientific opinions on the safety of already authorised food additives that are subject to a re-evaluation or follow-up assessment under Regulation (EU) No 257/2010.
Advancing promising results from Pillar II collaborative research through the innovation journey
Expected Outcome:Project results are expected to contribute to all the following expected outcomes:Research and Innovation (R&I) solutions funded under Horizon Europe Pillar II are further advanced along the innovation pathway towards uptake and deployment in the EU and/or Associated Countries, including their translation into high value products, services, processes or business models, strengthening the capacity of European public and private organisations to use innovative solutions.End users[1] and market actors actively co-develop and validate highly innovative solutions in real-world settings, ensuring demand-side needs are integrated, helping to de-risk the innovation journey.The EU and Associated Countries benefit from accelerated commercialisation, adoption and deployment of Horizon Europe results, thereby reinforcing societal benefits, sustainable competitiveness, resilience and strategic autonomy of the Union.Scope:Projects funded under Horizon Europe’s Pillar II generate a wealth of high potential innovative results. Even though such results are many times successfully translated into used solutions, there is a need to increase the efficiency of the R&I investments and foster more uptake of promising results into innovative solutions. If more results[2] were converted into innovative products, processes, services, practices, business models or other novel solutions, they would strongly contribute to European societal benefit, sustainable competitiveness, prosperity
Quantum Machine Learning
Expected Outcome:Integration of quantum computing into data pre-processing pipelines and learning workflows for data-heavy or computationally intensive tasks, demonstrating clear improvements in processing speed, computational complexity, modelling accuracy, and reduced sample requirements at scales achievable with NISQ-era devices,Reliable and scalable Quantum Machine Learning (QML) models and algorithms, integrated with existing AI frameworks and pipelines, enabling faster data processing, improved prediction accuracy, and enhanced computational capabilities,Validated quantum-enhanced AI methods demonstrating measurable improvements over classical baselines in terms of speed, accuracy, data efficiency, complexity, or scalability, supported by rigorous benchmarking and complexity analysis,Robust, noise-aware QML techniques suitable for NISQ hardware, including error-mitigation strategies and algorithmic adaptations that improve reliability, performance, and reproducibility on real quantum processors,Demonstrators or proof-of-concept applications showcasing the relevance of QML for real-world challenges (e.g. climate and environmental modelling, Earth observation, healthcare and life sciences, materials discovery, finance, robotics, manufacturing, and cybersecurity),Strengthened European leadership and technological sovereignty in quantum computing and trustworthy AI, supported by cross-sector collaboration, knowledge transfer, and contributions to emerging standards, benchma
EIT Urban Mobility- Strategic Innovation Open Call 4th cut-off
TYPE OF PROJECTS TO BE FUNDED: Collaborative innovation projects aimed at accelerating the development, validation, commercialisation and large-scale deployment of sustainable urban mobility solutions. The call supports three project frameworks: solution package projects combining multiple innovations to address a common mobility challenge; value chain projects bringing together key stakeholders to overcome industrial or public-sector challenges; and single solution projects requiring extended development, validation or regulatory approval. Projects must demonstrate strong market potential, scalability and a credible path to commercialisation, including real-world demonstrations and market-readiness activities. SECTORS / DOMAIN: Urban mobility, sustainable transport, smart cities, urban logistics, public and shared transport, electrification and alternative fuels, mobility data management, and health and mobility. INDIVIDUAL OR CONSORTIUM: Consortium applications only. Each consortium must include at least two independent legal entities established in at least two different EU Member States and/or countries associated with Horizon Europe. At least one consortium member must act as the lead commercial partner responsible for the financial sustainability mechanism. SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must be legal entities established in EU Member States or Horizon Europe associated countries. Eligible organisations may include businesses, startups, SMEs, universities
EFSD and Novo Programme for Diabetes Research in Europe
EFSD — European Foundation for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) · Health, Diabetes, Metabolic disease
Intra-Africa Academic Mobility Scheme
Expected Impact:The outputs to be delivered by this action and contributing to the Specific Objectives are:At system levelImproved mechanisms for the international transparency and recognition of studies/degrees and qualifications in the participating HEIs.Improved knowledge transfer between HEIs, quality of higher education and information exchange on study opportunities in the African Higher Education and Research Space, to enhance regional integration and cross-border skills circulation.At institutional levelStrengthened HEIs capacity to manage international partnerships, mobility flows and career services.Increased number of partnerships and networks among HEIs in Africa, in partnership with EU Higher Education Institutions, in particular in the research area at regional and continental level.Enhanced cooperation between HEIs and business.At individual levelEnhanced knowledge, competences, skills and employability of scholarship holders, in the Global Gateway priorities across countries and stakeholders.Increased participation of women and increased number of African women holding a post-graduate degree.Access to post-graduate degrees is diversified with special attention to students with special needs or vulnerable status (e.g., coming from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds, fragile and least developed countries/regions, with a refugee status).Objective:The Overall Objective of this action is to increase skills and qualifications across the African continent.The S
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