Your proposed activities must include further technology development on the results achieved in a previous project and follow user-centric methodologies to increase chances of the innovation’s future success in the market. EIC Transition projects should address, in a balanced way, both technology and market/business development, possibly including iterative learning processes based on early customer or user feedback.

Proposals submitted to this Challenge should focus on demonstrating novel devices, sensors or technologies that have a clear and quantifiable advantage with respect to one or several of the key issues compared with existing alternatives for similar class of problems or applications.

The prize will be awarded to one or several best data-driven marine or maritime digital application(s) meeting the criteria of the contest. The application uses Copernicus and/or Galileo data in combination with other data sources, and aims at solving problems or meeting customer needs related to the detection, monitoring and tracking of plastic pollution in rivers, lakes, shores and coastal zones and to support its removal in order to support the prevention of ocean pollution. The awarding of the prize is expected to leverage more private investment capital to the winning contestant.

Development of an open and transferable digital platform architecture, combining MBSE, PLM and SDM technologies, with a software maturity comparable with TRL 5 at system level and validated by a pilot case at project completion.

ELSA is looking for projects based on AI applications that engage with the network in the categories “Methodology”, “Software/Tools”, “Benchmarks” relevant but not limited to ELSA’s 6 use cases … in the scope of safe and secure AI. ELSA is focused on 3 research programs but applications are not limited to them as long as the proposals will address high-impact societal and economic challenges using machine learning.

We are looking for troubleshooters that help society tackle the ossification of the internet and other hard but very very important challenges, each of which has significant social and economic consequences. We need new ideas and disruptive core technologies, while at the same time evolving and growing existing technologies that are still enough future-proof.

The EIT Digital Venture Program takes you from idea to investment in less than a year. The ambitious trajectory takes entrepreneurs with a brilliant idea from concept to MVP, market validation and funding. Further benefits unlock with each milestone achieved. The program will be held fully online. This unique program benefits from EIT Digital ecosystem centered around its network of Nodes and local partners delivering the program editions.

The LeapUp Open Innovation Program aims to create an environment of collaborative innovation with startups that have the right fit with current challenges identified in specific therapeutic areas, giving them the opportunity to apply their projects with a leading client and a powerful brand to add value to the health ecosystem.

This call deals with several interrelated topics, such as food security, food safety, nutrition, and consumer acceptance. It will focus on new food ingredients, new food or technologies and their contribution to healthy, sustainable diets. Important aspects to be addressed in this regard are safety, nutritional quality, digestibility, bioeconomic aspects, and consumer acceptance of new ingredients, food and framework conditions.

The Intelligent Cities Challenge (ICC) is a European Commission initiative supporting European cities towards the green and digital transition of their local economies, through Local Green Deals. ICC helps cities harness the power of cutting-edge technologies, while improving their economic competitiveness, social resilience, and the European citizens’ quality of life.  Cities across Europe looking to accelerate the Twin Transition can now apply now to be part of one of the European Commission’s largest city support initiatives supporting European cities in their green and digital transitions.

The European Media and Information Fund (EMIF) opened three calls for proposals for projects in Europe aiming to fight disinformation… across three areas of interventions:
•    Investigations into Disinformation Dynamics
•    Research for a Transparent and Resilient Information Ecosystem
•    Media and Information Literacy for Societal Resilience

CELTIC-NEXT’s call for projects supports next generation communications projects for digital society that contribute to a sustainable world. Participate, engage and explore groundbreaking opportunities together with the CELTIC-NEXT Cluster.

The BIAL Award in Biomedicine 2023, with the amount of 300.000 Euros, seeks to recognise a work published in the broad biomedical field within the last ten years, the results of which are considered of exceptional quality and scientific relevance. Only works nominated by the voting members of the Jury, the members of the Scientific Board of the BIAL Foundation, previous BIAL award winners or Scientific Societies may be considered candidates for the BIAL Award in Biomedicine.

 

 

A Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, I. P. (FCT) gere a Rede Nacional de Computação Avançada (RNCA) e procura agregar os recursos nacionais de computação avançada, promovendo a cooperação entre os vários centros envolvidos e desenvolvendo parcerias nacionais e internacionais com outras entidades. Tipologias de Acesso: A0 – Acesso Experimental e A1 – Acesso Preparatório ou Desenvolvimento.

Apoio a projetos que contribuam para a visibilidade internacional de obras de criadores portugueses ou de criadores estrangeiros com residência em Portugal nas áreas de Artes Performativas – Dança (coreografia) e Teatro (encenação de teatro e ópera) –, Artes Visuais (desenho, escultura, fotografia, performance, pintura e vídeo) e Cinema (realização).