PROGRAMME SUMMARY
CHIST-ERA is a consortium of research funding organisations in Europe and beyond supporting use inspired basic research in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) or at the interface between ICT and other domains. The CHIST-ERA consortium is itself supported by Horizon 2020 and is part of the European Innovation Council’s Pathfinder programme.
CHIST-ERA fully joins the Open Science agenda of Horizon Europe following the principle ‘as open as possible, as closed as necessary’:
1. The network proposes an original policy framework, encompassing national/regional policies, for the researchers to shape their projects in line with highest standards of open access practices;
2. With a focus on emerging ICT, CHIST-ERA further accompanies this effort by supporting R & D projects on key enabling tools, services and standards aimed at facilitating and promoting open access, within and beyond ICT research domains.
Webinar & Partner search tool
An information webinar is planned on 27 February at 14:00.
A Partner Search Tool is provided to find partners, by consulting the list of the so-called Expressions of Interest (EoI) and/or by submitting your own EoI.
View the complete Call information on the CHIST-ERA website
FUNDING SPECIFICS
- The total budget for this Call is around 6 MEUR.
- The FNR supports this Call with 350.000 EUR.
APPLICATION INFORMATION
A one-step submission process applies. The coordinator prepares a joint proposal for the whole consortium, using the template available on the CHIST-ERA website. The form is submitted using the electronic submission system, along with a financial table following the template also available below and administrative project data entered directly in the system.
- The project consortia must have a minimum of 3 eligible and independent partners requesting funding from participating funding organisations from at least 3 of the following countries: Belgium, Brazil, Czech Republic, France, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Poland, Slovakia, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom.
- Max 1 application per PI
- The Luxembourg project partner needs to be eligible for FNR funding, while the foreign project partner needs to be eligible for funding from the foreign funding agency(-ies) participating in the call.
- Additionally to submitting to the lead agency/ organising network abroad, all applications have to be submitted through the FNR Online Grant Management System by the Luxembourg partner, including the FNR INTER documents.
- Proposals must be submitted to the FNR at latest 7 working days after the lead-agency’s deadline. Applicants will need to provide basic information and attach the proposal (including all further relevant documents) based on the form provided by the lead agency/ organising network.