Where can I find EU funded projects?
List of databases of EU-funded research and innovation projects
- Commission database of EU-funded reseach and innovation projects (CORDIS)
- EU Health programmes project database.
- Financial transparency system.
- EIC Accelerator data hub.
- InfoRegio data on major projects.
- Intelligent Energy Europe project database.
Who funds research in Europe?
The 7th Research Framework Programme funds research in most disciplinary areas. It is the European Union’s main instrument for funding research in Europe and it will run from 2007-2013.
What is an EU project?
EU Project Management is a neologism that is used to indicate all the complex activities required for the purposes of the production, drafting and submission of European projects, meaning those proposals for funding addressed to the European Union, in response to the calls for proposals that it publishes on an almost …
Why is European Union considered a prominent economic union?
The EU countries coordinate their economic policies, laws, and regulations to address economic and financial issues. One of the union’s founding principles is free trade among its members. It is also committed to the liberalization of world trade outside of its borders.
What are the types of funding for research projects?
Understanding Types of Grants and Funding
- Research grants (R series)
- Research training and career development (NRSA, K series, and more)
- Small business grants (SBIR/STTR)
- Clinical research center grants (P50)
- Conference grants.
- Administrative supplements.
- Funding for drug development.
- Loan repayment programs (NIH)
What is the name of the new 7 year research funding by European Commission?
Horizon Europe
Horizon Europe is a 7-year European Union scientific research initiative, a successor of the recent Horizon 2020 programme and the earlier Framework Programmes for Research and Technological Development.
Does UK still get EU funding?
Funding for most Horizon 2020 projects continue for the project’s lifetime, even for projects that finish after 31 December 2020. Payment arrangements stay the same, and UK participants can continue to lead projects. They still receive any: remaining ERC, MSCA or EIC Accelerator funding they’ve been awarded.