Due to European, national and private funding, flagship initiatives involve international research cooperation projects with an annual budget of EUR 100 million in the next 10 years. The new quantum technology flagship is expected to encourage hundreds of researchers and businesses to engage in international cooperation projects across Europe.
The new call for proposal of the QuantERA consortium opened on 15 January secures funding for international research projects related to the flagship initiative. So far 30 research funding organisations from 26 countries have joined the initiative, including the National Research, Development and Innovation Office of Hungary: domestic applicants have access to a dedicated budget of EUR 300,000 in total.
FUNDED PROJECTS ERA-NET QuantERA 2017
Funding organisation: NRDI Office
Source: NRDI Fund
Date of decision: 26 Feb 2016
|
Evaluation panel |
Project code |
Principal investigator/Project title/Research organisation |
Project period (month) |
Amount of awarded funds (in HUF thousands) |
| International (QuantERA) |
127900 |
Szabolcs Csonka: QuantERA Topologically protected states in double nanowire superconductor hybrids (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) |
36 |
46 410 |
| International (QuantERA) |
127889 |
Ádám Gali: QuantERA Scalable Electrically Read Diamond Spin Qubit Technology for Single Molecule Imagers (Wigner Research Centre for Physics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences) |
36 |
47 977 |
| International (QuantERA) |
127902 |
Ádám Gali: QuantERA Spin-based nanolytics – Turning today’s quantum technology research frontier into tomorrow’s diagnostic devices (Wigner Research Centre for Physics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences) |
36 |
47 963 |