Upcoming Health Calls (2019-2020) in Horizon 2020
With one year to go in Horizon 2020 there are still €784 million available across 35 Health call topics.
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Upcoming ICT Call for Proposals (2020) in Horizon 2020
With one year to go in Horizon 2020 there are still €946million available across 36 ICT call topics.
MSCA-ITN-2019 evaluation results released – Preliminary analysis
The evaluation results of the MSCA-ITN-2019 call reveal a continued downward trend in submissions and consequently higher success rates.
Get ready for your ITN grant preparation – ITN terminology made easy
The terminology used by the European Commission within its funding programmes is quite unique. The most important abbreviations and terms are summarised.
What are Cluster Events in the EU Framework Programme H2020?
Cluster Events organised within EU funded research and innovation projects have become increasingly popular over the past years. We outline the benefits and provide a plan for the organisation.
FET Open calls for proposals in 2019
FET Open (Future and Emerging Technologies) projects are set out to challenge current thinking and pave the way for innovations and radical new ideas. In this article we will be…
Missed the Eurostars Deadline? – Get ready now for cut-off 12
With an average success rate of 29%, Eurostars is a great funding programme for SMEs. We outline important factors for the preparation of your proposal.
Lessons learnt from Horizon 2020 for its final 2 years
Four years in, Horizon 2020 has another two years before it will be succeeded by the next European framework programme, Horizon Europe. With the New Year well underway, we are…
Second last opportunity for Fuel Cell and Hydrogen (FCH) applications
Calls for proposals within the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen 2 Joint Undertaking (FCH2 JU), with a deadline on the 23rd April 2019, are now open. This will be the penultimate…
Decreases and bugs – Early ITN 2019 submission statistics
Early statistics for the ITN 2019 submissions indicate the continued decrease of application numbers. Could this translate to higher success rates?