Insider Brief
- The Eureka Network officially announced a call for proposals in the field of applied quantum technologies.
- The call opens on Jan. 31, 2024 and invites organizations to submit their R&D project applications until May 9, 2024.
- Organizations interested in participating must form consortia that include members based in at least two of the participating countries.
The Eureka Network, recognized as the world’s largest public network for international collaboration in research and development (R&D) and innovation, has announced a call for proposals in the field of applied quantum technologies. This global call, involving national funding bodies from 15 countries, represents a significant push towards fostering international R&D projects in this cutting-edge domain.
The call, which opens on Jan. 31, 2024, invites organizations to submit their R&D project applications until May 9, 2024, at 10:00 ET. This initiative is part of Eureka’s continued effort to promote international cooperation in R&D, a mission it has pursued since its establishment in 1985.
Organizations interested in participating must form consortia that include members based in at least two of the participating countries. This requirement underscores Eureka’s commitment to international collaboration, a cornerstone of its operations since its inception.
Eureka Network
Originally formed as an agreement between 18 countries and the European Commission, Eureka aimed to enhance competitiveness and market integration while fostering R&D cooperation. Over the years, the network has grown to include 47 countries across Europe and beyond, all united by the common objective of supporting national organizations through various R&D programmes.
Eureka’s offerings have evolved to cater to diverse international partnerships and industrial sectors. These programmes include Network projects and Globalstars for flexible international collaboration, Clusters to encourage consortia with large companies, and Eurostars, specifically designed for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with ambitious goals. Additionally, Innowwide focuses on research and business ventures in new markets, and a programme dedicated to investment readiness drives companies towards private investment.
This call for projects in applied quantum technology signifies Eureka’s ongoing dedication to advancing global R&D efforts, encouraging innovation, and bridging international expertise in cutting-edge scientific fields.
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