The M-ERA.NET Call 2017 was launched on the 14 March 2017. 31 funding agencies from 27 countries participate with a preliminary total budget of more than 25 million € national/regional funding.

In the framework of the Horizon 2020 Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) programme, the European Commission announced the launch of its new flagship initiative in quantum technologies in May 2016. Flagship initiatives are research activities addressing large-scale interdisciplinary scientific and technological challenges which, due to their comprehensive nature and volume, are implemented in long-term cooperation between scientific, industrial and social stakeholders and decision-makers.

FLAG-ERA stands for ‘Flagship ERA-NET’ and gathers National and Regional Funding Organisations (NRFOs) in Europe and beyond with the goal of supporting, together with the European Commission (EC), the FET Flagship initiatives, i.e., the Graphene Flagship and the Human Brain Project (HBP) Flagship. One of its main aims is to allow researchers to complement the current Flagship projects and to collaborate towards the achievement of their vision through the use of existing or dedicated transnational, national and regional calls. In particular, FLAG-ERA aims at launching dedicated joint transnational calls (JTCs) allowing researchers from several countries to jointly contribute to the Flagship goals.

The M-ERA.NET Call 2016 was launched on 15 March 2016 with 35 participating funding organisations from 26 countries and a preliminary total budget of around 40 million €, including an EU contribution.

The V4-Korea Research Program (hereinafter referred to as "KRP") is a mechanism for formulating and supporting concrete fundamental and applied research projects that would involve scientists from V4 countries (czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia) and Korea.

FLAG-ERA stands for ‘Flagship ERA-NET’ and gathers National and Regional Funding Organisations (NRFOs) in Europe and beyond with the goal of supporting, together with the European Commission (EC), the FET Flagship initiatives, i.e., the Graphene Flagship and the Human Brain Project (HBP) Flagship. One of its main aims is to allow researchers to complement the current Flagship projects and to collaborate towards the achievement of their vision through the use of existing or dedicated transnational, national and regional calls. In particular, FLAG-ERA aims at launching dedicated joint transnational calls (JTCs) allowing researchers from several countries to jointly contribute to the Flagship goals.