Horizon Europe will be continued post-2028
A new report shows Horizon Europe success rates varying between 8% and 80% depending on the instrument. And Switzerland moves closer to EU programme association.
A new report shows Horizon Europe success rates varying between 8% and 80% depending on the instrument. And Switzerland moves closer to EU programme association.
The EU adopts a new European research policy agenda for 2025-2027, but the future of the EU’s research funding remains uncertain.
The Commission’s assessment of the Horizon call topics on strategic technologies, such as AI and quantum, concluded that Swiss entities are fully eligible in 2025.
The European Commission proposes ambitious changes to boost defence in Europe, which are likely to influence the future of EU research and innovation too.
New MFF reflections of the EU aim to end business as usual, including for research and innovation funding from 2028 onwards.
Due to the conclusion of negotiations between Switzerland and the EU, Swiss researchers are eligible to participate in Horizon Europe again.
The 2025 Polish Presidency’s leitmotif in the field of research is openness, despite the overarching focus on security in all its dimensions.
The European Parliament held hearings with the candidate Commissioners and approved the new Commission. The Parliament’s draft report for FP10 brings fresh ideas.
Thought-provoking recommendations by Heitor’s high-level expert group on Horizon; and new Education Commissioner’s strong influence on the EU budget.
Massive investments and end of stovepipes: The discussions on the future of the EU kicked off with the much anticipated Competitiveness report and the structure of the new EC.