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The European Commission is launching the 2027 Security Innovation Award, which is designed to recognise innovative solutions coming from innovators involved in security research funded under the EU Research Framework Programme.
The aim is to promote solutions that have achieved significant impact in terms of the uptake of research results in the security area.
Organisations involved in EU-funded security research that have an example of an impactful security innovation can submit solutions until 10 December 2026 at 20.00 CET via this page.
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Net4Society, the NCP network for Cluster 2, has published an updated edition of the document "Opportunities for Researchers from the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) in Horizon Europe". This document is designed to help potential applicants to find SSH-related call topics across the different parts of Horizon Europe in Work Programmes...
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Read moreThe new Digital Europe calls are expected to open in January 2027. Now is the time to look for your potential partners and form consortia.
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Flanders Make coordinates Horizon Europe Cluster 4 project PROSPECTS 5.0 which analyses how Industry 5.0 principles are being adopted across 14 real‑world industrial use cases in multiple sectors and countries. The consortium partners, among which also KU Leuven, UGent and Flemish SME OCTAVE, translate the gained insights into practical guidance and policy-relevant outputs.
