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Programmes ERCA total of 399 proposals were submitted in response to the second and final deadline (17 September 2024) of the ERC 2024 Proof of Concept Call. In total, this represents 20% more PoC proposals to the 2024 call (728) than to the three deadlines of the 2023 call (608 proposals).
Evaluation results are expected to be communicated in January 2025.
The ERC-2025-PoC call will be published on 13 November 2024 and open for submission on the Funding & Tender opportunities Portal, with 2 cut-off dates (deadlines): 13 March 2025 and 18 September 2025 (17:00:00 time zone Brussels time).
Source: European Commission Funding and Tenders Portal
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