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ICT calls open now
The Euopean Comission was launched three Joint Technology Initiatives
1) The call by the ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking was launched 8th May, and will close at 17h00 on 3rd September 2008. With an unprecedented investment of €2,5 billion this initiative addresses
- embedded computer systems that - while running almost unnoticed by users - improve the performance of all kinds of machines: from cars, planes and phones, to factories, washing machines and televisions.
2) The ENIAC Joint Undertaking launched its first call also on 8th May, and the closure date is the same:3rd September, 17h00. This initiative is a new public-private partnership which targets
- nanoelectronics: the technology that enables eincreasingly high levels of miniaturisation in the myriad of applications and high-tech products which are emerging today.
There you can download as well important documents (PDF-format).
With the start of the ARTEMIS and ENIAC calls, Ideal-ist has opened its online partner search tool for project ideas relating to these calls.
“Finding the right international project partners has always been a challenging task for proposers to European Framework funds”, says Mohsine Chefki, coordinator of the EU-funded Ideal-ist project. “
By offering our well-established and successful partner search tool we want to make it easier for proposers to find appropriate research partners for their ARTEMIS and ENIAC projects.”
“Finding the right international project partners has always been a challenging task for proposers to European Framework funds”, says Mohsine Chefki, coordinator of the EU-funded Ideal-ist project. “
By offering our well-established and successful partner search tool we want to make it easier for proposers to find appropriate research partners for their ARTEMIS and ENIAC projects.”
3) Last but not least, the Ambient Assisted Living Joint Programme launched its first call on 25th April. Their call topic is
- "ICT based solutions for Prevention and Management of Chronic Conditions of Elderly People"
The call page is http://www.aal-europe.eu/aal-2008-1
We also remind you, that the FET Open Call is always open! The next cut-off dates are 02.09.2008 (short proposal) and 23.09.2008 (full proposal).
FET Open promotes the exploration of radically new ideas and trends for future research and innovation and provides sustained support to emerging areas that require long-term fundamental research.
