MESEO – Multi Mission Efficient and Secure High Capacity End-to-End Earth Observation – is a project on earth observation co-financed by the European Union within the Horizon Europe Programme. MESEO started on 1st December 2023 and will close in November 2026.
The project GINEVRA – Governance of transformative innovation in Central European cities: the AV case, was funded in the framework of the first call for proposals of Interreg Central Europe 2021-2027. GINEVRA started on 1 March 2023, lasting for 3 years, and is led by CISE - Centre for Innovation and Economic Development (IT).
The JETforCE project is funded by the first Interreg central Europe call of the 2021-2027 programming period, with a duration of 3 years and starting date on 1 April 2023.
CDR EUROPE is funded by the first Interreg Europe call of the 2021-2027 programming period. It lasts for 4 years, from 1 March 2023.
The project “MICROFUTURE – Future proof microfinance for social inclusion” was funded in the framework of the first Interreg Europe 2021-2027 call for proposals. Lasting 4 years, from 1 March 2023, the project is led by the Regional Intermediate Body for European Programs Human Capital Bucharest Ilfov Region (Romania).
The project MAE – Moving towards AErospace was funded in the framework of the first call for proposals of Interreg Europe 2021-2027. It lasts 4 years, from 1 March 2023 and is led by CISE – Centre for Innovation and Economic Development (IT).
The project REC4EU – Renewable Energy Communities for EU regions was funded in the framework of the first Interreg Europe 2021-2027 call for proposals. It lasts 4 years, from 1 March 2023 and is led by the Regional Agency for Waste & Resource Management (ARRR).
The LOTTI – Local identity driving traditional industry transition Project was funded by the first Interreg Europe 2021-2027 call for proposals. It lasts 4 years, from 1 March 2023.
The SKYLA – Smart Specialisation Skills Ecosystems for the Twin Transition Project was funded by the first Interreg Europe 2021-2027 call for proposals. It lasts 3 years, from 1 March 2023.
The OPUS project-(Open Universal Science) will develop coordination and support measures to reform the assessment of research and researchers towards a system that incentivises and rewards uptake of Open Science. OPUS understands the term ‘Open Science’ to refer to practices providing early and open sharing of research, open access to research outputs and measures to ensure reproducibility of results. Open Science involves citizens, civil society and end-users in the co-creation of research content.
