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Results - EIC Pathfinder Open 2021 call – deadline 25 May 2021

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For the call European Innovation Council (EIC) Pathfinder Open 2021 (deadline 25 May 2021) in total 908 proposals were submitted, 868 evaluated and 56 proposals selected for funding, of which five with a coordinator based in Flanders:

- imec, project “QuMicro - Quantum Microwave Detection with Diamond Spins”

- Universiteit Antwerpen, project “PRINGLE - Protein-based next generation electronics”

- Universiteit Gent, project “CSOC - Chip-scale Optical Atomic Clock”

- Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, project “SynEry - Bottom-up reconstruction of a Synthetic Erythrocyte”

- Vrije Universiteit Brussel, project “VortexLC - Vortex enhanced liquid chromatography for HbA1c monitoring based diabetes management in a globalized setting”

More information on submission statistics and awarded projects can be found in this EIC news article

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