A decision has been made regarding the call for proposals reopened on 15 April 2025, entitled ”Support for participation in the Horizon Europe Key Digital Technologies (KDT) partnership” with code number 2024-1.2.4-KDT.

The objective of the call, announced from the National Research, Development and Innovation Fund, is to support researchers, including early-career scientists, in making use of research and measurement opportunities offered by research infrastructures (RIs), as well as in getting to know the infrastructures

The aim of the call, announced from the National Research, Development and Innovation Fund, is to support the further development of previously established Student Labs and to ensure that their results are utilised across borders. Another key objective is to broaden access to entities and programmes engaged in career orientation activities related to STEM fields available in Hungary. This contributes to the promotion of research and development careers among primary and secondary school students, encourages students to pursue scientific paths, and, in the long term, helps increase the number of students and professionals in STEM disciplines. A priority focus of the call – through re-granted funding – is to promote gender equality within the various scientific fields. Therefore, it also aims to encourage the active participation of women in STEM activities.

Under the Széchenyi Plan Plus, a call for proposals has been launched under the title “Support for Focus Area Innovation Projects” (code: GINOP PLUSZ 2.1.1-24).

Under the Széchenyi Plan Plus, a call for proposals has been launched under the title “Supporting the innovation capacity of SMEs” (code: GINOP PLUSZ 2.1.3-24).

Eligible applicants: micro-, small and medium-sized enterprises and large companies, research centres, research & knowledge-dissemination organisations.

The European Commission has announced the results of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships (MSCA PF) call for 2023, which supports individual researchers’ mobility under the Horizon Europe R&I framework program.

The guide is a useful resource for coordinators and managers of projects funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions.

On 7 October the European Commission launched a call for experts to help developing and deploying a methodology to monitor EU Missions. The aim is to enable the monitoring of EU Missions beyond Horizon Europe, looking at the contribution of other funding programmes at EU and national, as well as at regional and local level towards the achievement of Missions’ objectives.

Call: Oceans: Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation

A total of €213 million will be dedicated to advancing competitive circular bio-based industries in Europe across 18 topics.

The draft topics for the next round of calls of the Innovative Health Initiative (IHI) Partnership have been published on the IHI website. Details can be found on the IHI website under "future opportunities": https://www.ihi.europa.eu/apply-funding/future-opportunities . The drafts will become final once approved by the Governing Board, so applicants should check for changes to the text once the calls are launched. The expected opening date for the calls is end of July 2023.

Concept notes with positive pre-qualifying opinion or that on reserve list.

Concept notes with positive pre-qualifying opinion or that on reserve list.