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Eureka call for international biotech innovation projects

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Flemish companies active in biotechnology can apply to the Eureka Biotech Call for Innovation Projects, an international funding opportunity supporting collaborative research and innovation projects with partners from participating countries. Each country or region assesses and funds its own project partners. For Flanders, VLAIO participates through its regular support for research and development projects, in accordance with the applicable criteria.

Through this Eureka call, Flanders aims to encourage companies to set up research and development projects in biotechnology fields such as medicine, bioinformatics, pharmaceutical products and services, life sciences, digitalisation and (bio)process technology (non-exhaustive list) – in collaboration with partners.

Besides the joint Eureka application, Flemish participants must also submit a project proposal to VLAIO and are encouraged to contact VLAIO early for an eligibility check and proposal guidance. The Eureka submission deadline is 25 September 2026. The VLAIO proposal deadline is 9 October 2026 12:00 CEST

More information and details on the dedicated VLAIO webpage

 

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