Estonian Research Council in cooperation with Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine, Latvian Council of Science, Research Council of Lithuania, Polish National Centre for Research and Development, Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the UK Research and Innovation — together with their National Contact Points — invite you to an international matchmaking event dedicated to building strong Horizon Europe consortia. The event takes place on-line on 30 July 2026 on the B2Match Platform.(more…)
Registration for the Horizon Europe Proposal Writing Camp for Ukraine is open
For the attention of Ukrainian researchers and innovators interested in EU Framework Programme Horizon Europe!
On July 27, 28, and 31 the Horizon Europe Proposal Writing Camp for Ukrainian stakeholders will be held to develop the skills in drafting a successful proposal.(more…)
The second application window is open for the Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership: Rolling Transnational Access Call to Research Infrastructures 2026-2028
The Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership (SBEP) has announced the opening of the second application window for the Rolling Transnational Access Call to Research Infrastructures 2026-2028. The call aims to provide transnational access to leading European research infrastructures supporting research and innovation in the blue economy.(more…)
Registration is open for the EU CAP Network brokerage event for the preparation of Horizon Europe Programme projects
The team of the National Research Foundation of Ukraine introduces the academic and research communities in the Odesa region to government grant opportunities and European Union’s support instruments (Day II)
On July 9-10, the team of the National Research Foundation of Ukraine held a two-day information dissemination event “Grant Opportunities from the National Research Foundation of Ukraine and Support Instruments under the Horizon Europe Programme” in Odesa. The second day of the event was filled with useful information on specific aspects of participating in calls, both from the state and under the Horizon Europe Framework Programme.(more…)
The team of the National Research Foundation of Ukraine introduces the academic and research communities in the Odesa region to government grant opportunities and European Union’s support instruments (Day I)
On July 9-10, the team of the National Research Foundation of Ukraine holds a two-day information dissemination event “Grant opportunities from the National Research Foundation of Ukraine and support instruments under the Horizon Europe programme” in Odesa. Communities of scientists, researchers and innovators from both the Odesa region and the wider Southern region, as well as other regions of Ukraine, interested in grant-related activities, were invited to participate.
Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine, NRFU continues to raise awareness of Ukrainian researchers and innovators about EU grant opportunities: communication events dedicated to the Horizon Europe were held in Kyiv
Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine, NRFU, continues to raise the awareness of Ukrainian scientists, researchers and innovators about the grant opportunities of the European Union, in particular the Framework Programme Horizon Europe. Thus, on June 29 and 30, the Office’s team held two thematic events dedicated to the opportunities of participation of Ukrainian organisations in the Programme and practical aspects of preparing successful project proposals.(more…)
Call for Partners and a Consortium Coordinator for Participation in the Horizon Europe Programme
Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine of the NRFU would like to inform you that the Institute of Plant Protection – National Research Institute (IPP-NRI, Poland) is seeking partners and a consortium coordinator to prepare a project proposal under the HORIZON-CL6-2026-01-BIODIV-01 – Understanding and tackling the decline of insects call of the Horizon Europe Programme.
IPP-NRI is a leading Polish research institution specializing in plant health, crop protection, and sustainable agriculture. The Institute conducts both fundamental and applied research, provides scientific expertise, and develops innovative, environmentally friendly solutions for plant protection. IPP-NRI is well positioned to make a substantial contribution to the project through its interdisciplinary approach, combining long-term insect monitoring, biodiversity assessment, agroecological research, and the development of science-based solutions for the sustainable management of natural resources.
In particular, IPP-NRI:
operates a unique network of four Johnson suction traps located in different regions of Poland and maintains extensive historical insect collections, providing long-term datasets for analysing changes in insect abundance and diversity;
has extensive expertise in investigating the impacts of climate change, land-use change, and agricultural practices on insect populations and ecosystem functioning;
conducts biodiversity research focusing on underrepresented insect groups, including aphids (Aphididae), leafhoppers (Cicadomorpha), planthoppers (Fulgoromorpha), true flies (Diptera), as well as selected representatives of beetles (Coleoptera) and butterflies and moths (Lepidoptera);
applies advanced taxonomic and molecular genetic methods, including DNA barcoding and other genomic approaches, enabling the development of harmonised monitoring methodologies, reference databases, and standardized biodiversity assessment protocols;
investigates the interactions between plant protection measures, biodiversity conservation, and ecosystem services, with particular emphasis on biological pest control and improving the ecological resilience of agroecosystems;
has experience in conducting systematic reviews, meta-analyses, integrating historical and contemporary datasets, and developing evidence-based recommendations to support decision-making and policymaking in biodiversity conservation, climate change adaptation, and sustainable food systems;
follows the principles of Open Science and FAIR data management, and actively collaborates with farmers, agricultural advisory services, plant protection authorities, and the international scientific community across Central and Eastern Europe, ensuring effective knowledge exchange, stakeholder engagement, and wide dissemination of research results.
For further information regarding collaboration opportunities, please contact the IPP-NRI representatives:
Horizon Europe Office in Ukraine of the NRFU would like to inform you that an international Virtual Brokerage Event dedicated to the MSCA Doctoral Networks 2026 call will take place on 15-16 July 2026 within the framework of the RADIANCE project.
The RADIANCE project brings together organisations that promote the opportunities offered by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA), foster international research cooperation, and support the preparation of competitive project proposals.
In the context of the open MSCA Doctoral Networks 2026 call, the event offers prospective applicants an opportunity to start identifying partners and building international consortia well in advance of proposal preparation.
The event aims to support partner search activities for consortium building and proposal development under the MSCA Doctoral Networks 2026 call. Participants will have the opportunity to establish new professional contacts, present their project ideas, identify potential beneficiaries and associated partners, and discuss prospects for future collaboration.
Representatives of universities, research institutions, research centres, small and medium-sized enterprises, large companies, public authorities, hospitals, museums, non-governmental organisations, and other organisations from around the world are invited to participate.
The event will be held online on 15-16 July 2026, from 09:00 to 20:00 (GMT+2), enabling participants from different countries and time zones to join.
To participate, applicants should:
register on the event platform;
add information about their expertise, project idea, or partner search request;
after profile validation, schedule bilateral meetings with potential partners.
We would also like to remind you that on 28 May 2026, the European Commission launched the MSCA Doctoral Networks 2026 call under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) component of the Horizon Europe Programme. The call aims to support the next generation of researchers through the implementation of international doctoral programmes and the promotion of interdisciplinary and intersectoral cooperation.
The deadline for proposal submission is 24 November 2026.
