The results of the 2019 Proof of Concept call (1st cut-off 23 January 2019) were published. In total 54 ERC grant holders received a Proof of Concept grant including two researchers based at Flemish host institutions:
The INNOWWIDE pilot call aims to bring innovative European SMEs to the forefront of international markets by funding Viability Assessment Projects (VAPs) in cooperation with local stakeholders around the world, creating the conditions to increase the uptake of European innovative solutions in markets outside of Europe.
A total of 132 proposals were submitted in response to the second intermediate deadline (25 April 2019) of this ERC 2019 Proof of Concept call (ERC-2019-PoC).
This represents the same number of submissions than for the second cut-off of the 2018 call, and 5 proposals less (3,5%) than the first cut-off of this 2019 call.
The Research Executive Agency (REA) has completed the evaluation of the proposals submitted to the H2020- SFS-2019-2 first stage
A total number of 1,765 proposals were submitted in response to the SME-2 (Phase II) April 3rd, 2019 cut-off (H2020-EIC-SMEINST-2-2019_03-04-2019).
Given the recent developments regarding Brexit, the COST Association has requested UK grant holders to transfer their role to another grant holder in the COST Action they are participating in.
The April 2019 issue of DG JRC's special monthly briefing addressed to the scientific community is now available.
About the call topics with the following ID FAQ's have been recently published:
A total of 308 proposals were submitted in response to the 2019 topics for H2020-SwafS-2018-2020. The number of proposals for each topic is as follows:
Update 12 July 2019: the number of above threshold proposals is made publicly available