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The European Innovation Council (EIC) has selected the next set of proposals under the 2024 EIC Pathfinder Open call. 45 new projects will receive altogether up to €138 million and will develop cutting-edge technologies throughout a wide range of fields – health, artificial intelligence, computing, environment, and energy.
The successful applications were chosen among 1110 evaluated submissions. Selected applicants come from 25 countries, with the highest number coming from Italy, Germany, Spain and France. Participants mostly come from higher education (46%) and research organisations (22%) and SMEs, accounting for around 22% of participants.
Selected proposals will receive not only grants, but will also have access to tailor-made coaching under the EIC Business Acceleration Services.
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The Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform - the STEP funding dashboard with open... |
2024-11-26
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Webinars for SMEs |
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Female entrepreneurs in EU start-ups on the up but still low |
2024-11-05
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2024-10-21
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Temporary suspension of the EIC Accelerator short proposals submissions |
2024-09-23
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Number of submitted proposals EIC-transition-open |
2024-07-26
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EIC Accelerator – 68 deep-tech start-ups in the latest funding round |
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