ScanBalt EU Research and Innovation Support Digest

Horizon 2020 – New next work programs (2018-2020) out

See details on the different call below:

Societal challenge 1: Health, demographic change and wellbeing

DTH-2018: DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN HEALTH AND CARE

Deadline 24 April 2018

BHC-2018: BETTER HEALTH AND CARE, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND SUSTAINABLE HEALTH SYSTEMS

Deadline  18 April 2018 single stage full proposal, 06.Feb 2018 first stage short proposal

FA-TDS-2018: TRUSTED DIGITAL SOLUTIONS AND CYBERSECURITY IN HEALTH AND CARE

Deadline 24 April 2018

Societal challenge 2: Food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, marine and maritime and inland water research and the bioeconomy

SFS-2018: SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURITY

Deadline 13. Feb 2018

RUR-2018: RURAL RENAISSANCE

Deadline 13. Feb 2018

BG-2018: BLUE GROWTH

Deadline 13. Feb 2018

LEIT- TRANSFORMING EUROPEAN INDUSTRY

Topics on call Biotechnology (BIO) and Medical Technology Innovations (NMBP)

The purpose of this call is to transform European industry through the integration of digitisation and other enabling technologies and achieve global industrial leadership.

Future and Emerging Technologies (FET)

The successful exploration of new foundations for radically new future technologies requires supporting a large set of early stage, high risk visionary science and technology projects to investigate new ideas. Here agile, risk-friendly and highly interdisciplinary research approaches are needed with collaborations that are open to all sciences and disciplines and that dissolve the traditional boundaries between them.

Fast Track to Innovation (FTI):

FTI accelerates the market uptake of ground-breaking innovations by providing funding in an open, accessible scheme that nurtures ideas from consortia of innovators of all types and sizes from across Europe.

FTI-2018:

cut-off-dates: 21.02.2018, 31.05.2018, 23.10.2018

PPP “Innovative Medicines Initiative 2” (IMI2)

IMI is Europe’s largest public-private initiative aiming to speed up the development of better and safer medicines for patients.

The last cut off date under the 8^th call focusses one future outbreaks of Ebola and other filoviral haemorrhagic fevers.

IMI2-Call 8
cut-off-dates: 15.03.2018

SME Instrument

SMEs are invited to submit proposals under the SME instrument at any time within all Societal Challenges and Leadership in Enabling and Industrial Technologies areas. Depending on which phase you are interested to apply for (Feasibility study Phase 1, from concept to market Phase 2), the following next cut-off days exist:

HORIZON PRIZE – Low carbon hospital – € 1 million

The Horizon prize for Combined Heat and Power (CHP) installation in a hospital using 100% renewable energy sources will reward a hospital that has an innovative and perfectly integrated combined CHP installation within its premises.

The contest has been launched and you can apply until 3 April 2019.

More information can be found here:

http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/opportunities/h2020/topics/lce-prize-renewablehospital-01-2016.html

Pre-commercial procurement of 2 EU-Project ANTI–SUPERBUGS  and STARS

The ANTI–SUPERBUGS pre-commercial procurement aims to improve the quality of care processes in hospital and the reduction of both the costs and the collateral effects provoked by Multi-Drug Resistant Organisms (MDROs, otherwise known as Superbugs) and other Health Associated Infections (HAIs) pathogens, through the development and testing of prototypes of devices and ICT services

Prior to the tender Open Market Consultation (OMC) will be organized before the publication of the Invitation to Tender in order to improve the mutual understanding between the ANTISUPERBugs procurers’ groups and the industry.

Anti-SUPERBUGS-Webpage

STARS will invite the industry to tender for a personalised eHealth solution to reduce stress of patients related to healthcare procedures. Similar to the above, Open Market Consultation will be organized prior to the tendering procedure.

STARS-Website

SUPERBIO

SUPERBIO aims to develop innovative cross boarder value chains in the bio-economy. It engages with companies and other industrial stakeholders that want to build innovative cross-border value chains around their activities and that are interested in innovation services to bring the value chain closer to the market. The project provides coaching and advising, will validate ideas for new value chains submitted by companies, will help building new value chains and provide innovation support services to SMEs part of validated value chains that are essential elements for their business planning and to create further leverage.

Applications are welcome until end of 2018.

More information can be found here:

http://www.h2020-superbio.eu/apply-now/

Do you need support in finding the right topic, partner or need further information and assistance? Contact the Steinbeis Team here (e-mail )