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51 new FP7 calls for proposals launched
by CORDIS
The European Commission’s Directorate-General for Research has published a series of calls for proposals under the ‘Cooperation’, ‘Capacities’, ‘People’ and ‘Ideas’ Programmes of the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7).
The calls come under a wide variety of themes and topics, including:
- health,
- food, agriculture and fisheries,
- ‘Future Internet’,
- ‘the ocean of tomorrow’,
- ERA-Net,
- information and communication technologies (ICT),
- automotive-related topics, including ICT, green technology and power storage technologies,
- joint initiatives with third countries, such as Russia and Japan,
- strengthening cooperation with Europe’s neighbours and joint science and technology centres in third countries,
- nanosciences, nanotechnologies, materials and new production technologies,
- buildings and energy efficiency,
- energy,
- space,
- the GALILEO satellite system,
- ecological innovation,
- international staff exchanges, Marie Curie Initial Training Networks, Marie Curie Industry-Academia pathways,
- Starting Independent Researcher Grants,
- Joint Technology Initiatives (JTIs),
- security research,
- building regional research potential,
- research benefitting small and medium enterprises,
- science and society,
- transport,
- socio-economic sciences and humanities,
- future and emerging technologies.
The budgets vary from call to call as do conditions for eligibility and deadlines.
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