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SNS JU 2024 work programme published

Published on | 2 years ago

Programmes Digital, Industry & Space

The 2024 topics of SNS (Smart Networks Europe) JU have now been published. Deadlines are showing as mid-April on the current text, presumably this will be updated soon to the real deadline.

Below you can find the call topics, read the full work programme text for more details.

Stream B - Research for revolutionary and evolutionary 6G Technology and systems

  • B-01-01: System Architecture - Standardisation and Follow-up/PoCs
  • B-01-02: Wireless Communication Technologies and Signal Processing – Standardisation and Follow-up/PoCs
  • B-01-03: Communication Infrastructure Technologies and Devices – Standardisation and Follow-up/PoCs
  • B-01-04: Reliable Services and Smart Security–Standardisation and Follow-up/PoCs
  • B-01-05: International Collaboration – EU-JP
  • B-01-06: International Collaboration – EU-ROK
  • B-01-07: Sustainability Lighthouse
  • B-01-08: Reliable AI for 6G Communications Systems and Services

Stream C – Smart Network & Services experimental infrastructure

  • C-01-01: SNS Microelectronics Lighthouse

Stream D – SNS Large Scale Trials and Pilots (LST&Ps) with Verticals

  • D-01-01: SNS Large Scale Trials and Pilots (LST&Ps) with Verticals

 

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