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This is an overview of the EU-funded FET projects advancing nanotechnologies.

New H2020 EU-funded projects in FET want to investigate new technologies for medical applications, or neurotechnologies.

Global System Science aims to help integrate the abundance of data on social, economic, financial, technological, and ecological systems available today and elaborate societal responses across policy domains and cross-cutting authorities.

These EU-funded FET projects are investigating on technologies of tomorrow for more sustainability.

Those FET projects deal with new methods for data analysis, analysis of FET portfolio and emerging trends, and activities for FET communities at large.

EU-funded projects under FET advancing the state of the art and applications for biotechnologies.

These FET projects involve artists and scientists for deep collaborations.

185 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from 26 countries have been selected for funding in the latest round of Horizon2020 SME Instrument, for Phase 1.

The European Commission (DG CONNECT) will be holding a webinar on 29 January from 11.00 to 12.00 CET on the call topic "Internet of Things: IoT-01-2016: Large Scale Pilots Pilot 1: Smart living environments for ageing well". The webinar will give an overview of the topic and provide answers to participants' questions via the chatroom. If you want to participate, please send an e-mail to CNECT-ICT4AGEING@ec.europa.eu, subject: webinar registration. Proposers should also check the networking tool.

Latest news on Future and Emerging Technologies research, funding opportunities in 2016, latest project news, reporting on workshops & conferences and future events.

Latest news on Future and Emerging Technologies research, funding opportunities in 2016, latest project news, reporting on workshops & conferences and future events.

The Graphene Flagship's overriding goal is to take graphene, related layered materials and hybrid systems from a state of raw potential to a point where they can revolutionise multiple industries. The Flagship is looking for new industrial partners that bring in specific industrial and technology transfer competences or capabilities that complement the present Flagship consortium. Call topics are on "Magnetic sensors" and "Functional Foams and Coatings". Deadline 22 Feb 2016.

Today, the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) is offering innovators from business, higher education and research the chance to join the expanding EIT Community. The EIT is launching the 2016 Call for new Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs) for the creation of two new KICs: EIT Food and EIT Manufacturing, to add to the five already up and running in the areas of climate, digital, energy, health and raw materials innovation.

The Canadian partners of ERA-Can+ invite European and Canadian entrepreneurs and Small and Medium Enterprises to learn about our project and Horizon 2020—Europe’s current Framework Programme for Research and Innovation.

This webinar will also features the services as well as research and commercial opportunities offered by the Enterprise Europe and Enterprise Canada networks.

An online networking tool is now available to proposers to find potential partners for proposing a project under the Horizon 2020 funding programme, topics 'ICT for Health, Wellbeing and Demographic Change' (Societal Challenge 1 or SC1).

Patients are at the heart of the EU’s innovative medicines initiative (IMI) that seeks to speed up the development of more effective and safer medicines. Created in 2008 as a public-private partnership, IMI plays a leading role in the EU’s efforts to remove barriers to the discovery of new treatments. It does this through collaborative research projects and by building networks of industrial, academic experts, researchers, regulators, clinicians and patients.

The Future Emerging Art and Technology (FEAT) project envisages an innovative "cultural exchange" by placing artists within different ongoing Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) projects.

The Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) has published its first call for proposals under the EU-China Co-Funding Mechanism (CFM) for Research and Innovation.

The robot Kompaï helps older, dependent or disabled people to live independently at home for as long as possible. Kompaï was designed to accommodate in particular people suffering from cognitive decline. People can be safe at home and stay in permanent connection to the outside world due to internet access and dedicated applications in Kompaï.

The fall detector validated in the FATE project is a highly sensitive device for fall detection. When a fall is detected, a message is sent to a phone number of a relative, carer or alarm monitoring centre. The device is very small and light and can be worn in a customised belt comfortably and securely at all times. It can be easily connected to the user smartphone using Bluetooth. A proprietary App for Android makes its management very easy and transparent for the user.