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MARVIS - Multidisciplinary Applied Research Ventures in Space call 2024

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Digital, Industry & Space

Call Marvis, funding opportunities - industries partners from abroad can participate

Submission deadline:16.12.2024

Matchmaking platform: MARVIS - Multidisciplinary Applied Research Ventures in Space call 2024 - Home (b2match.io)

Info: Microsoft Word - MARVIS_Call_2024 (snf.ch)

Focus in particular on: the contribution of space travel to a sustainable future, ensuring a rapid response in emergency situations and protecting space assets

Consortium: at least two higher education research centres (only from Switzerland) and at least one national or international industrial partner. For Industry partners from abroad, the same MARVIS rules and conditions apply as for Swiss industries:

  • at least 60% of the amount granted for the research centres
  • remaining 40% can be distributed according to project needs
  • At least 10% of the total contributions of the partners in industry must be made in cash

Contact for more info: marvis@snf.ch

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