On September 30, an information event “Excellence Lab Bavaria – Ukraine” took place. The event was organised by the Bavarian Research Alliance (BayFOR) in collaboration with “Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine 2.0”, NRFU. The aim was to present future funding opportunities under the Horizon Europe Programme for the potential applicants, facilitate building of international consortia and establish new partnerships between Ukrainian and European organisations.(more…)
Opportunities for EDF and Horizon Europe Cluster 3 calls 2026 were discussed at an event organised by the HE NCP Civil Security for Society
On 30 September, an information event on “The key aspects of participating in Horizon Europe Civil Security for Society calls in 2026”’ was held. Representative of Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine 2.0, NRFU, leading officer Nadiia Naumova presented new opportunities by the European Defence Fund (EDF) for Ukrainian participants.(more…)
Additional €500 million for research programme Horizon Europe: the EC has adopted the amendment to the “main” work programme 2026-2027
The European Commission allocated an additional €500 million to Horizon Europe, the EU’s flagship research and innovation programme, for 2026 and 2027. With this additional amount, the total budget reaches now around €14.8 billion for the two years. The EC has also adopted the amendment to the Horizon Europe “main” work programme 2026-2027. The press release has been published on its website.(more…)
Partners search for participation in the Horizon Europe Cluster 3 calls
IntelXview Ltd from UK, specialised in security architecture for AI, is searching for a partner role in the Horizon Europe Cluster 3 Civil Security for Society call:(more…)
The EC Organises Workshop on “Creating Venture Builder Roles in Universities and Research Organisations”
SCENAVIS DEFENSE SYSTEMS Kft., a Hungarian SME is looking for partnership opportunities in several Horizon Europe Cluster 3 Civil Security for Society calls:(more…)
The Programme in Research Infrastructure Management Fundamentals to strengthen the Ukrainian Research Infrastructures
The Programme in Research Infrastructure Management Fundamentals has been developed within the RIFF project to strengthen the managerial capacity of Ukrainian Research Infrastructures. It provides participants with the knowledge, skills, and practical tools needed to establish, develop, and manage Research Infrastructures in accordance with European standards and best practices.
The Programme is delivered in English and consists of two learning components:
an Online learning pathway, open to all participants, comprising self-paced modules, live webinars, and a final assessment leading to the Certificate;
a series of Hands-on Workshops that provide advanced practical learning for a limited number of participants selected from among the selected based on their active and consistent engagement with the Online Learning Pathway.
Target participants
The Programme is designed for current and future leaders of Ukrainian Research Infrastructures across all scientific domains. The Programme welcomes participants from Research Infrastructures at different stages of development, including both emerging national facilities and well-established infrastructures seeking to strengthen their managerial capacity and integration within the European Research Area.
Learning Format
The Online Learning Pathway is delivered over a six-month period, January–June 2027, and combines flexible self-paced learning with regular live webinars. This approach enables participants to progress through the curriculum at their own pace while benefiting from interaction with European and Ukrainian Research Infrastructure experts throughout the programme.
All live webinars will be recorded and made available through the online learning platform for participants who are unable to attend the live sessions.
Participants are expected to dedicate approximately 2–4 hours per week to self-paced learning throughout the Online Learning Pathway.
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