€337 million to fund new Research Infrastructures projects
New Research Infrastructures funding opportunities are available since 6 December 2023. The calls are open to researchers from Europe and beyond, wishing to access impact-oriented research laboratories, data resources, scientific instrumentation, and other technologies. Learn more about the programme and its topics. Deadline for applications: 12 March 2024.
Research Infrastructures Info Day recording and presentations
This year’s Info Day was a great opportunity to discover more about the programme, its destinations, topics, and application process. The event’s purpose was to answer questions of potential applicants and offer the chance of interacting with fellow experts and scientists. In case you missed the Info Day, the recording and presentations are now available!
Discover the new Cordis Results Pack on Research Infrastructures
From tackling climate change in the Arctic, to researching viruses and cancer, the Results Pack highlights the work of 13 Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe funded projects. Through the support of research infrastructures, the projects are helping to advance scientific knowledge and technological progress supporting European society in facing current and future challenges.
Dos and Don’ts when applying for Horizon Europe funding
Applying for Horizon Europe funding can be overwhelming. That is why we have compiled a list of dos and don’ts to follow when drafting and submitting your proposal: DO read the work programmes carefully but DON’T rush, take your time! Read our comprehensive list to help boost your chances of acquiring Horizon Europe funding and transforming your research!
Research proposals should take the gender dimension into consideration, strive for gender balance, and have Gender Equality Plans in place. Check out the European Research Executive Agencies updated webpage dedicated to achieving gender equality and eradicating imbalances in research.
Don’t know where to start when it comes to communicating about your EU-funded project? Then check out our updated guidance which includes: two clips with tips on why and how to communicate about your work, an interview with two EU-funded projects on how to make the most of social media, and a leaflet which highlights the differences between communication, dissemination, and exploitation.
Join us in celebrating the 40-year journey through the Research and Innovation Framework Programmes. This multi-event week will debate the future of R&I and shape the contribution to EU political priorities. The series of events are organised by the European Commission and the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Registration will open soon!
The second edition of the New European Bauhaus Festival will take place in April 2024. It aims to bring together innovators, creators, scientists, people, and collectives from all walks of life, contributing to building a future that is sustainable, inclusive, and beautiful. The programme will span four days with various activities planned, including satellite events. Apply by 31 December!
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