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SUMMARY:EU investiert über 307 Mio. EUR in künstliche Intelligenz und verwandte Technologien
DESCRIPTION:Die Europäische Kommission hat zwei neue Aufforderungen zur Einreichung von Vorschlägen im Rahmen des Clusters „Digitalisierung\, Industrie und Raumfahrt“ des Arbeitsprogramms „Horizont Europa“ veröffentlicht\, mit denen 307\,3 Mio. EUR zur Stärkung der digitalen Innovation und Wettbewerbsfähigkeit Europas bereitgestellt werden. \n\n\n\nInsgesamt 221\,8 Mio. EUR sind für eine Initiative bestimmt\, die sich auf die Entwicklung vertrauenswürdiger Dienste der künstlichen Intelligenz (KI)\, innovativer Datendienste und die Sicherung der strategischen Autonomie der EU konzentriert. Im Rahmen der Aufforderung werden Projekte finanziert\, die zur Entwicklung von KI beitragen\, einschließlich Maßnahmen zur Unterstützung der Strategie „Anwenden von KI“\, der Robotik\, der Quantentechnologien\, der Photonik und virtueller Welten. Mit mehr als 40 Mio. EUR für die „Open Internet Stack Initiative“ werden sowohl Endnutzeranwendungen als auch Technologien innerhalb der Stacks entwickelt\, um europäische souveräne digitale Gemeingüter zu unterstützen. \nFür die zweite Aufforderung zur Einreichung von Vorschlägen stehen zusätzliche 85\,5 Mio. EUR zur Verfügung\, mit denen eine offene strategische Autonomie bei digitalen und neu entstehenden Technologien und Rohstoffen unterstützt wird. Es wird sich auf Themen wie KI-Agenten der nächsten Generation\, Robotik für Industrie- und Serviceanwendungen und die Entwicklung neuer Materialien mit verbesserten Sensorfunktionen konzentrieren. \nDiese Aufforderungen zur Einreichung von Vorschlägen fördern nachhaltige Innovation und die europäische Führungsrolle bei strategischen digitalen Technologien im Einklang mit dem Kompass der Kommission für Wettbewerbsfähigkeit. Mit diesen Investitionen will die Kommission die Führungsrolle bei strategischen Technologien durch nachhaltige\, auf den Menschen ausgerichtete Innovationen sichern. \nCluster 4 des Arbeitsprogramms von Horizont Europa „Digitalisierung\, Industrie und Raumfahrt“ ist strategisch darauf ausgerichtet\, die Führungsrolle und Wettbewerbsfähigkeit Europas in wichtigen strategischen digitalen Sektoren wie KI\, Quantentechnologie\, künftigen digitalen Netzen\, virtuellen Welten und anderen Schlüsseltechnologien zu beschleunigen. Diese Aufforderungen stehen Unternehmen\, öffentlichen Verwaltungen\, Hochschulen und anderen Einrichtungen aus den EU-Mitgliedstaaten und Partnerländern offen. \nDas Bewerbungsfenster bleibt bis zum 15. April 2026 geöffnet. \nWeitere Informationen finden Sie auf dem Portal „Funding & Tenders“.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/eu-investiert-uber-307-mio-eur-in-kunstliche-intelligenz-und-verwandte-technologien/
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Three open calls to grow the EOSC Federation
DESCRIPTION:Enrolment call of the EOSC Tripartite Governance\nThis call invites organisations to join the second wave of the EOSC Federation’s build-up phase\, requiring them to enrol as an EOSC Node\, submit a Project Charter\, develop use cases\, and demonstrate their capacity to function as a community gateway. \nTotal funding: No funding is provided through this call \nMaximum grant amount: Not applicable \n  \nPreparatory grants under EOSC Gravity\n\nhese grants are designed to support the preparatory work of potential future EOSC Nodes. The main objective is to develop a Project Charter for a subsequent\, separate application to the Enrolment Call of the EOSC Tripartite Governance. \nTotal funding: €800\,000 \nMaximum grant amount: €50\,000 per project \nRead the call text on EU Funding & Tenders Portal \n  \nInter-project grants under EOSC Gravity\nThis call aims to expand the services offered through the EOSC Federation and to demonstrate the benefits for end users. This can be achieved in two ways: by developing scientific use cases\, or by piloting the onboarding of new services into existing EOSC Nodes\, without the requirement to become an EOSC Node at this stage. \nTotal funding: €400\,000 \nMaximum grant amount: €50\,000 per project \nRead the call text on the EU Funding & Tenders Portal
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/three-open-calls-to-grow-the-eosc-federation/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:COMET-Zentren 2025: Exzellente themenoffene Forschung
DESCRIPTION:Exzellente Forschung an COMET-Zentren in Kooperation von Wissenschaft und Wirtschaft\n\n\n\n\nIn COMET-Zentren forschen Unternehmen gemeinsam mit Forschungseinrichtungen an einem mehrjährigen Forschungsprogramm. \nCOMET-Zentren betreiben exzellente\, kooperative Forschung auf hohem internationalem Niveau und setzen neue Forschungsimpulse. Sie bauen entsprechende Kompetenzen und Humanressourcen auf und bieten Forscher:innen vielfältige Aus- und Weiterbildungsmöglichkeiten. \nErfolgreiche Zentren zeichnen sich durch die Dissemination von Forschungsergebnissen\, sowohl in Form von innovativen Produkten\, Prozessen und Dienstleistungen als auch durch eine hochrangige Publikationstätigkeit aus. \nInternationalisierung als Qualitätsmerkmal exzellenter kooperativer Forschung zeigt sich insbesondere durch die Einbindung international renommierter Forscher:innen\, Organisationen und Unternehmen sowie die Beteiligung an internationalen Projekten. \nCOMET Zentren tragen im Sinne der SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) zur Lösung gesellschaftlicher Herausforderungen bei und unterstützen die Transformation der österreichischen Wirtschaft bei ihrem nachhaltigen Wandel.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/comet-zentren-2025-exzellente-themenoffene-forschung/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:COST Open Call 2025
DESCRIPTION:Participants are invited to submit COST Action proposals contributing to the scientific\, technological\, economic\, cultural or societal knowledge advancement and development of Europe. Multi- and interdisciplinary proposals are encouraged. \nThe Open Call Action proposal submission\, evaluation\, selection and approval (SESA) procedure is fully science and technology-driven and will ensure a simple\, transparent and competitive proposal evaluation and selection process\, reflecting the bottom-up\, open and inclusive principles of COST. \nParticipants planning to submit a proposal for a COST Action will need to refer to the COST Open Call proposers guidelines and to the Open Call Announcement available on the Documents and Guidelines page. \nAll proposals are submitted via the dedicated online platform of the COST Association used for grant management\, known as e-COST.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/cost-open-call-2025/
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Using Generative AI (GenAI4EU ) for Scientific Research via EOSC
DESCRIPTION:Expected Outcome: \nProject results are expected to contribute to the following outcomes: \n\nEOSC will make available the high-quality machine-readable scientific datasets to be consumed by machine-driven Generative AI applications at the service of science in line with the GenAI4EU[1] initiative and other key EU initiatives\, like the Apply AI strategy.\nEOSC will facilitate the pooling and sharing of high-value data sets originated from EOSC and other data spaces identified as priorities (including\, but not limited to\, public sector\, health\, climate\, environmental\, manufacturing\, agriculture\, energy\, financial and mobility data). The large-scale actions supported by EOSC will include the creation of common data platforms enabling secure and compliant sharing and reuse of sensitive\, confidential\, proprietary and personal data\, as well as large-scale experimentation based on Generative AI\, in line with the GenAI4EU initiative and other key EU initiatives\, like the Apply AI strategy.\n\nScope: \nThe scope of this call is to demonstrate and foster the use of Generative AI for Scientific Research\, in line with the GenAI4EU initiative and other key EU initiatives\, like the Apply AI strategy\, throughout the research data lifecycle supported by EOSC. Generative AI can be used for activities such as writing\, data generation and analysis\, reporting and many others\, for improving productivity. This enables lifting science beyond the human scale by facilitating the deployment and use of smart algorithms\, machine learning and AI services onto the Web of FAIR Data. The awareness and readiness of using Generative AI for scientific research must be raised by training activities. \nAI-powered natural language interfaces can transform the way researchers interact with open science infrastructures\, how they discover and combine relevant data\, software and application assets. EOSC should evolve towards offering such capabilities in ways that ensure unbiased and trustworthy responses. This includes adopting FAIR practices\, for AI-trained models as well\, to address challenges ranging from reproducibility to trustworthiness. \nOpen Data and Open Research Software are essential for reliable\, trustworthy\, and transparent GenAI. They ensure that datasets and algorithms are well-documented\, accessible\, and reproducible\, enabling others to validate and understand GenAI algorithms. This transparency fosters trust\, supports ethical standards\, and ensures compliance with regulations\, particularly important in the field of GenAI. \nThe proposals shall focus on all following aspects: \n\nEnrich the EOSC federation with Generative AI tools for evaluating research data quality\, ensuring trustworthiness across the European network of trusted repositories\, accessible by humans\, machines\, and Generative AI services: formulate protocols and policies to facilitate effortless data access\, processing\, and provenance updates within EOSC’s repository and service network.\nSupport European research infrastructures to improve the FAIRness of their data\, so that they are ready to be combined with data of infrastructures in scientifically neighbouring domains\, in order to provide Generative AI-ready data.\n\nconduct pilots to validate the effectiveness and accuracy of the Generative AI-driven data quality evaluation methods\, iteratively improving and refining them based on feedback and real-world use cases and removing the potential biases inherited from the training data.\n\n\nRun community engagement and support programmes for implementing Generative AI in scientific workflows via EOSC:\n\npromote a sound training programme to facilitate the uptake and the use of Generative AI as a means to facilitate the FAIRification of data and data curation;\ndemonstrate how Generative AI can facilitate quality assessment of FAIR data;\nadvance the realization of machine-actionable (MA) research data and services\, including AI-based systems;\npropose protocols and policies to govern automatic data workflows within the network of repositories and services.\n\n\n\nThe proposals are expected to deliver on one or more of the following: \n\nDevelop\, promote and support real-life use cases for Generative AI models in scientific research domains\, in line with the GenAI4EU initiative and other key EU initiatives\, like the Apply AI strategy\, such as:\n\naugment datasets in scientific fields that rely on image analysis\, such as biology\, astronomy\, and materials science: by generating synthetic images that closely resemble real data\, researchers can expand their datasets\, improve model robustness\, share anonymized version of sensitive data and generalize better to unseen scenarios;\nlearn the underlying patterns of complex time-series data\, such as sensor readings in environmental monitoring or physiological signals in healthcare: by generating data samples that match the learned distribution\, these models can detect anomalies or deviations from normal behaviour;\naccelerate materials design and discovery by predicting the properties of new materials without the need for extensive experimental testing: these models can generate novel material structures with desired properties\, such as strength\, conductivity\, or catalytic activity\, based on learned relationships between material compositions and properties;\nadvance drug design and molecular modelling by generating novel molecular structures with desired pharmacological properties: these models can explore vast chemical spaces\, predict the interactions between molecules and biological targets\, and optimize drug candidates for efficacy and safety;\nsimulate complex systems and phenomena in various scientific domains\, such as physics\, chemistry\, and ecology: by capturing the underlying dynamics and interactions of the system\, these models can generate realistic simulations that mimic observed behaviour or predict future outcomes under different conditions.\n\n\n\nThe proposers should take into account and leverage on the results of relevant projects in the field\, including AI4EOSC[2]\, iMagine[3]\, EOSC Data Commons[4]\, RI-SCALE[5]\, and other developments within the scope of the GenAI4EU initiative and other key EU initiatives\, like the Apply AI strategy. \nThis topic implements the co-programmed European Partnership for the European Open Science Cloud. \nProposals could consider the inclusion of the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) research infrastructure in their research infrastructure portfolio for the creation and sharing or high-quality machine-readable scientific datasets to be consumed by machine-driven Generative AI applications. In this regard\, the JRC will consider collaborating with any successful proposal. \n[1] This call falls under the ‘GenAI4EU’ initiative as in the Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament\, the Council\, the European Economic And Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions on boosting startups and innovation in trustworthy artificial intelligence ((COM(2024) 28 final of 24.1.2024). \n[2] https://ai4eosc.eu/ \n[3] https://www.imagine-ai.eu/ \n[4] Grant no 101188179 from the call HORIZON-INFRA-2024-TECH-01 \n[5] Grant no 101188168 from the call HORIZON-INFRA-2024-TECH-01
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/using-generative-ai-genai4eu-for-scientific-research-via-eosc/
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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UID:20650-1758214800-1758214800@eosc-austria.at
SUMMARY:Data stewards\, skills and training for Open Science and FAIR practices
DESCRIPTION:Expected Outcome:Projects are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: \n\nDefinition of consistent core curricula for data stewards throughout Europe\, fostering the adoption of Open Science and FAIR principles.\nEnhanced data steward skills\, enhancing their ability to manage and interpret complex data.\nAdvancement of Open Science education throughout all research career stages. Creation and standardisation of open science curricula tailored to researchers at all career stages\, promoting consistency and collaboration in Open Science practices.\nExpansion and strengthening of existing competence networks\, broadening their scope across countries and disciplines and improving their readiness to support the uptake of Open Science and of EOSC. Development of a sustainable coordination network model to support synergies and continued growth.\nMainstreaming transparent\, aligned\, and interoperable Open Science practices and promoting efficiency and trustworthiness in the management of FAIR digital objects.\n\nScope:The uptake of Open Science practices and of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) requires dedicated\, professional profiles for data curation and data management\, as well as equipping researchers with adequate skills and supporting them for the sharing and re-use of FAIR research digital objects. However\, at present\, data stewards and related profiles lack well-defined career paths\, and data sharing and other open science practices are not fully mainstreamed within the research community and are often not recognised in research assessment practices. \nThe objective of this topic is to foster a stronger culture of Open Science and to address gaps related to the professionalisation of data stewards and to the acquisition and recognition of open science and data management skills at all career levels. This requires the identification of consistent core curricula for data stewards\, together with the further development and coordination of competence centres at the European level. \nProposals are expected to cover the following activities: \n\nCoordinating European-level actions to make data steward curricula management consistent and to propose mechanisms to monitor their suitability and possible evolution.\nEnhancing data steward and researcher curricula with Open Science and FAIR practices\, ensuring adaptability at the different contexts\, levels and scientific domains of applicability.\nAddressing diverse data steward levels\, including support staff and researchers.\nCollaborating with existing competence centres to foster Open Science and FAIR networks.\nLeveraging national networks and related institutional initiatives for European-level coordination.\nLaunching outreach programs targeting early-career researchers and less-structured communities.\nOffering support to countries and institutions that are underrepresented and bolstering national competence centre networks.\n\nProposals are expected to build on and align with the European Competence Framework for Researchers (ResearchComp)[1] and with the revised Charter for Researchers[2]\, which underline the importance of Open Science competences and practices in research careers. Proposals should also seek for synergies with the activities of the Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment (CoARA) in order to reach a better recognition of open\, collaborative practices in research assessment. \nTo ensure complementarity of outcomes\, proposals are expected to cooperate and align with activities of the EOSC Partnership and to coordinate with relevant initiatives and projects contributing to the development of EOSC. In particular\, proposals should take account of the results of the Skills4EOSC and FAIR-IMPACT projects and interact with related initiatives aimed at developing competence centres and at improving FAIR data practices in different contexts\, like in research infrastructures\, research performing organisation and higher education institutions. In particular\, cooperation is expected with project(s) funded by call topic HORIZON-INFRA-2025-01-EOSC-02. Proposals are expected to propose adequate measures and tailor its support to different levels and contexts of data stewardship. \nProposals are expected to establish interactions with the operators of the EOSC Federation\, in order to ensure alignment with the policies and practices of the EOSC Federation\, notably on the area of data interoperability standards\, persistent identifiers and others to identify useful tools and resources for the broad EOSC community. This topic implements the co-programmed European Partnership for the European Open Science Cloud. \n[1] https://research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu/jobs-research/researchcomp-european-competence-framework-researchers_en. \n[2] https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/hrexcellenceaward/european-charter-researchers.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/data-stewards-skills-and-training-for-open-science-and-fair-practices/
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Advancing AI-readiness and Machine-Actionability in the EOSC Ecosystem
DESCRIPTION:Expected Outcome:Project results are expected to contribute to the following outcomes: \n\nEOSC will be advancing AI-readiness and Machine-Actionability (MA) in the ecosystem by offering AI-ready federated infrastructure and easy-to-use platform services for EOSC\, in order to respond to one of the main challenges of research infrastructures for AI in science\, namely the lack of interoperability between AI/ML solutions.\nEOSC will focus on integrating machine-actionable repositories within the ecosystem and demonstrating their reliability and effectiveness by collaborating with repository owners and service providers to implement MA tools and protocols\, ensuring seamless integration with the EOSC EU Node.\n\nScope:Today\, the sustainable FAIRification of data can be a bottleneck towards the goal of a European web of FAIR data and services. The use of AI/ML can significantly help in the process of FAIRification\, data curation and data quality assurance\, close to the source of the data. EOSC shall promote actions that give incentives to further advance AI-readiness and Machine-Actionability in the EOSC federation for FAIRification and to support their application. \nEuropean researchers need access to compute and repository services to develop\, train and validate AI/ML models\, in line with the GenAI4EU initiative and other key initiatives\, like the Apply AI strategy\, based on AI-ready research data from research infrastructures and third-party repositories. The proposed infrastructures should complement the EOSC EU Node capacity and be able to scale to a large number of users within transnational access to high-value datasets from national and European Research Infrastructure and e-Infrastructure ecosystems. \nAI-based assistance tools shall be customised and trained for the discovery and composition of open science resources into custom workflows allowing researchers to discover and interact with open science infrastructures\, combining relevant data\, software and application assets. \nOpen Data and Open Research Software are essential for reliable\, trustworthy\, and transparent AI/ML. They ensure that datasets and algorithms are well documented\, accessible\, and reproducible\, enabling others to validate and understand AI/ML algorithms. This transparency fosters trust\, supports ethical standards\, and ensures compliance with regulations\, particularly important in the field of AI/ML. \nThe proposals should focus on all following aspects: \n\nDevelop and prototype tools to drive machine-actionability in repositories\, data\, and services\, establishing a network of trusted repositories linked to the EOSC EU Node;\n\nformulate open protocols and policies to facilitate effortless data access\, transfer\, processing\, and provenance updates within EOSC’s repository and service network;\ndeliver AI-based capabilities to make interoperable AI/ML solutions and facilitate the setup of custom workflows for research data processing;\noffer tools/services for automatic quality measures of inputs and outputs of the AI/ML models.\n\n\nProvide federated infrastructure services for serving AI models integrating horizontal and thematic EOSC nodes:\n\nensure capacities for AI model retraining and inference;\ntake into account the whole research data life cycle\, including raw data retention before AI modelling.\n\n\nProvide access to an easy-to-use technology platform offering reference implementations and recipes to quickly get started working with AI/ML with limited engineering overhead:\n\npromote and apply state-of-the-art AI/ML operational best practices;\nvalidate reference implementations and share commonly used recipes within EOSC.\n\n\nEstablish and/or provide access to existing AI/ML model repositories and services to serve models for retraining of generic models for specific needs for future predictions and reproducibility:\n\ncreate AI/ML model repository and enhance FAIRness of existing AI/ML models;\noffer services for utilisation of these models\, including fine-tuning and inference\, thus providing the foundational building blocks for the development of AI applications in EOSC.\n\n\nEstablish an EOSC AI/ML competency centre for the pooling of expertise and coordinated support on AI/ML use of data\, compute infrastructure and AI/ML models for the upskilling and technical support of EOSC users and research operators\, as a strategic asset that will enable a new paradigm for science production.\n\nThe proposers should take into account and leverage on the results of relevant projects in the field\, including EOSC Data Commons[1]\, and the other initiatives and projects contributing to the development of EOSC\, especially in the area of machine-actionability and data FAIRification. \nThis topic implements the co-programmed European Partnership for the European Open Science Cloud. \n[1] EOSC Data Commons\, Grant agreement ID: 101188179 https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101188179
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/advancing-ai-readiness-and-machine-actionability-in-the-eosc-ecosystem/
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:FAIR Integration for Enhanced Research Data in the EOSC ecosystem and beyond
DESCRIPTION:Expected Outcome:Projects are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: \n\nimproved findability\, accessibility\, interoperability and re-usability (“FAIRness”) of research data and other digital research outputs;\nwider uptake of and compliance with FAIR data principles and practices by national and European research data and metadata providers\, repositories and databases;\noperationalisation of the concept of FAIR digital objects throughout the entire research data lifecycle;\nenhanced and mainstreamed technical specifications for FAIR digital objects to facilitate the creation of digital objects that are FAIR-by-design.\n\nScope:The scope of this call topic is centred on advancing the interoperability and integration of research data within the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC)\, in alignment with the broader context of the Common European Data Spaces and cross-sector collaboration. FAIR digital objects provide a conceptual and implementation framework to develop scalable cross-disciplinary capabilities\, deal with the increasing data volumes and their inherent complexity\, build tools that help to increase trust in data\, create mechanisms to efficiently operate in the domain of scientific assertions\, and promote data interoperability. Proposals should cover all of the following areas and activities: \n\nFAIR-by-Design digital objects creation: the development of tools that enable the creation of digital objects adhering to the FAIR (Findable\, Accessible\, Interoperable\, Reusable) principles both from the “source” or as a result of an analysis.\nAutomated standardisation and data quality assessment: development and provision of automated tools and procedures for standardisation and data quality assessment. This will ensure that data across different domains adhere to common standards\, fostering greater compatibility and enhancing overall data quality.\nOperational data services specification: delivering technical specifications for operational data services that support the transformation of digital objects into FAIR entities. Such services may include the integration of AI-based tools capable of autonomously operating on data repositories\, contributing to the automatic establishment of FAIR practices throughout the research ecosystem.\nInteroperability and training to promote the uptake of open standards: the action should make substantial contributions to the development\, upkeep and widespread adoption of open standards for metadata\, formats\, vocabularies\, semantics and APIs. Activities should foster compatibility among digital objects across different domains\, facilitating seamless data exchange and integration. Training and dissemination activities will facilitate the uptake of these standards\, fostering collaboration and compatibility.\nCollaboration and alignment with Common European Data Spaces: harmonisation of EOSC technical specifications with those of other Common European Data Spaces.\nInteroperability demonstration and content integration: demonstrating the tangible outcomes of applying FAIR tools\, standards\, and specifications will showcase the achieved interoperability and integration\, strengthening the case for data sharing and reuse across disciplines and sectors.\nCross-Sector data utilization: by enhancing content integration from data spaces\, industry\, and beyond\, the reuse of science data in various sectors is to be encouraged. This will ease access to real-life data from other data spaces\, fostering its utilization in research and expanding its impact.\n\nThese activities will have to be developed in accordance with standards and guidelines defined or adopted by EOSC\, promoting data quality and open access practices. To ensure complementarity of outcomes\, proposals are expected to cooperate and align with activities of the EOSC Partnership and to coordinate with relevant initiatives and projects contributing to the development of EOSC\, including projects funded by the call topics HORIZON-INFRA-2023-EOSC-01-04 – ‘Next generation services for operational and sustainable EOSC Core Infrastructure’ and HORIZON-INFRA-2024-EOSC-01-05 – ‘Innovative and customizable services for EOSC Exchange’. In addition\, cooperation is expected with project(s) funded by the call topic HORIZON-INFRA-2025-01-EOSC-01. Finally\, proposals should build on the work delivered by the projects FAIR-IMPACT and FAIRCORE4EOSC\, especially in the areas of interoperability across disciplines and sectors\, as well as in the mainstreaming of creating FAIR-by-Design digital objects. This topic implements the co-programmed European Partnership for the European Open Science Cloud.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/fair-integration-for-enhanced-research-data-in-the-eosc-ecosystem-and-beyond/
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:EOSC Nodes with federating capabilities for the EOSC Federation
DESCRIPTION:Expected Outcome:Project results are expected to contribute to the following outcomes: \n\nThe EOSC federation will be established as a distributed system of systems\, comprising of independently managed EOSC nodes that collaborate to augment their contribution to EOSC users whilst ensuring resilience of the interconnected systems by supporting the common federating capabilities.\nResearchers will benefit from unified support aimed at integrating their research environments with the EOSC federation and this coordinated assistance will streamline the alignment of research practices with the EOSC ecosystem.\n\nScope:The call aims to further develop the cross-domain EOSC system of systems\, building upon the results of the previous INFRAEOSC calls[1]. The focus is on developing and expanding the EOSC federation through a network of nodes as baseline elements of the federation model. These EOSC nodes will establish a set of essential federating capabilities\, compatible with the EOSC EU Node reference architecture\, following the EOSC Federation Handbook and EOSC interoperability framework. They should have a clearly described identity and offer unique value to EOSC users\, for example representing a specific thematic domain (e.g. data or computing) or geographical area amongst the Horizon Europe participating and associated countries. \nTo become an EOSC node\, the proposals are expected to demonstrate the ability to assess and address the existing gaps regarding the federating capabilities at technical\, legal and organisational level. The proposals are expected to indicate adherence to the EOSC governance structure\, federation policies and capabilities. They should also address business models\, service management procedures\, and technical and semantic interoperability. Furthermore\, the proposals should propose a credible plan to ensure the sustainability of the proposed solutions beyond the project lifespan\, including how to take over or replicate the federating role currently ensured by the EOSC EU Node[2]. \nMore specifically\, the proposals should focus on all of the following aspects: \n\nSatisfy the minimal node requirements as defined by the EOSC tripartite governance[3]\, and go beyond them by further development and refinement of the harmonized participation model\, taking into account the variety of thematic and national dimensions in the EOSC federation. These requirements include:\n\nCompliance with the requirements on the legal status of the organisation;\nCompliance with the requirements aiming at large-scale\, quality service provisioning;\nCapacity to onboard third-party services[4];\nCapacity to contribute to and/or take-over the EOSC federating capabilities;\nAdoption and integration of the EOSC federation rules and policies\, and further refinement and practical adaptation of best practices;\nSupport to effectively monitor and report the activities of the services provided.\n\n\nIntegrate and offer EOSC core federating capabilities pioneered by the EOSC EU Node\, such as Authentication\, Authorisation and Accounting\, Research Catalogues and Knowledge Graph\, Application Workflows\, Monitoring and Helpdesk\nContribute to a robust and coordinated strategy for evolving and sustaining the federated governance model for EOSC by fostering effective collaboration and coordination among the other node operators offering federating capabilities. This can be done for example by distributing the work and taking a share in facilitating the identification\, selection and integration/enrolment of other organisations interested in becoming responsible for operating an EOSC node and representing various countries\, regions and scientific disciplines.\nEnrich the existing guidelines and best practices for the onboarding and enrolment processes.\nEvolve and refine the EOSC federation specifications to drive the evolution across governance\, operations\, sustainability and technical interoperability.\nDesignate and train the EOSC node operators\, especially those offering federating capabilities\, for high level of responsibilities within the EOSC federation.\nDevelop and run community engagement and support programmes around the EOSC nodes and the surrounding ecosystem.\n\n[1] https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/docs/2021-2027/horizon/wp-call/2021-2022/wp-3-research-infrastructures_horizon-2021-2022_en.pdf; \nhttps://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/docs/2021-2027/horizon/wp-call/2023-2024/wp-3-research-infrastructures_horizon-2023-2024_en.pdf \n[2] https://open-science-cloud.ec.europa.eu/. Financial support for third-parties (FSTP)\, that will make value-added data\, tools and services ready to be onboarded and available via the node\, can be included in the proposals. The FSTP budget will only cover the cost of onboarding. \n[3] https://eosc.eu/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/EOSC-A_GA8_20240527-28_Paper-G_Update_EOSC_Nodes_requirements-DRAFT-v240524.pdf \n[4] Financial support for third-parties (FSTP)\, that will make value-added data\, tools and services ready to be onboarded and available via the node\, can be included in the proposals. The FSTP budget will only cover the cost of onboarding.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/eosc-nodes-with-federating-capabilities-for-the-eosc-federation/
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Digital Europe Programme – AI Continent (SO2)
DESCRIPTION:Das Digital Europe Programme (DIGITAL) unterstützt den digitalen Wandel der europäischen Gesellschaft. Am 15. April startet die achte Ausschreibung. Die Einreichfrist endet am 2. September. Ziel der Aktivitäten unter SO2 „AI Contintent“ sind die Entwicklung von AI Technologien und die Schaffung eines Ökosystems\, um Innovation und wirtschaftlichen Wachstum in der Europäischen Union voranzutreiben. \nWas wird gefördert?\nIm aktuell achten Call im Digital Europe Programme sind fünf Themen im Schwerpunkt AI ausgeschrieben. Für aktuelle Informationen zu Events und Informationsveranstaltung der Europäische Kommission (EK) zu den Ausschreibungsthemen beachten Sie bitte die Website Shaping Europe’s digital future der EK. \nSie planen eine Einreichung und suchen nach passenden Partnern? Nutzen Sie die b2match Plattform zur internationalen Vernetzung – organisiert von DEP4ALL\, dem Netzwerk der Nationalen Kontaktstellen für Digital Europe. \n[TIPP] Am 5. Mai 2025 veranstaltet die EK einen Online Info Day für das Thema „Digital solutions for regulatory compliance through data“. Besuchen Sie die Veranstaltung um weitere Informationen zu den Themen und Ihre Einreichung zu erhalten. \nMit dem Thema Support to the Secretariat for the Alliance on processors and semiconductor technologies werden Aktivitäten der Industrial Alliance on processors and semiconductor technologies unterstützt. Diese Gemeinschaft bringt die relevanten Akteure aus ganz Europa zusammen\, um Europas Fähigkeiten in Design und Herstellung fortschrittlicher Chips zu stärken\, technologische Lücken zu identifizieren und so die Wettbewerbsfähigkeit und digitale Souveränität zu fördern. Im Ausschreibungsthema wird ein Projekt zu 100% gefördert\, das Budget dafür ist 1 Mio. Euro. \nDas Thema Multi-Country Project in Agri-Food unterstützt ein länderübergreifendes Projekt im Agrar- und Lebensmittelsektor\, das durch den Einsatz digitaler Infrastrukturen die Effizienz\, Nachhaltigkeit und Wettbewerbsfähigkeit der Branche steigern soll. Zusätzlich soll der Zugang zu Daten\, deren Austausch und Wiederverwendung zur Entscheidungsfindung und Innovation gefördert werden. Das Förderbudget der EK beträgt 15 Mio. Euro\, Projektpartner werden seitens der EK zu 100% gefördert. \nZiel des Themas Data Spaces Support Centre ist es\, die Aktivitäten des Data Spaces Support Centre weiterzuführen und – mit Schwerpunkt auf die Umsetzung – den Übergang von der Planungs- zur Betriebsphase der Gemeinsamen Europäischen Datenräume zu koordinieren. Damit soll eine sichere und vertrauenswürdige Datennutzung über Sektoren hinweg insbesondere für den öffentlichen Sektor und KMU ermöglicht werden. In diesem Thema wird ein Projekt zu 100% mit einem Budget von bis zu 10 Mio. Euro gefördert. \nMit dem Thema Apply AI: GenAI for the public administrations soll die Einführung skalierbarer und übertragbarer generativer KI-Lösungen in öffentlichen Verwaltungen beschleunigt werden. Es werden bis zu vier Pilotprojekte unterstützt\, in denen europäische GenAI-Anwendungen entwickelt und in verschiedenen Verwaltungen eingesetzt werden. Insgesamt steht ein Förderbudget von 21 Mio. Euro zur Verfügung. Die Förderquote beträgt 50%.\nAusführliche Informationen zum Topic gab es beim Infotag am 14. April – dessen Aufzeichnung und Folien sind jetzt auch online verfügbar. \n  \nDas Thema Digital solutions for regulatory compliance through data unterstützt Projekte\, die digitale Lösungen zur automatisierten und datensicheren Erfüllung von EU-Vorgaben erproben\, indem sie den regulatorischen Meldeprozess für verschiedene Anwendungsfälle effizienter und datenschutzfreundlicher gestalten. Es werden drei bis vier Projekte gefördert\, insgesamt steht ein Budget von 8 Mio. Euro durch die EK zur Verfügung. Die Förderquote beträgt 50%.\nFür dieses Ausschreibungsthema besteht die Möglichkeit um nationale Ko-Finanzierung anzusuchen. Voraussetzung ist die fristgerechte Zusendung des vollständig ausgefüllten und firmenmäßig gezeichneten One-Pager per E-Mail an patricia.trinkl@ffg.at und max.arends@ffg.at bis spätestens 21. August 2025. Bitte beachten Sie\, dass eine nationale Ko-Finanzierung ab einem Ko-Finanzierungsbetrag von mindestens 100.000 Euro möglich ist. Die Evaluierung der eingelangten One-Pager erfolgt nach Ende der oben genannten Frist. Im Falle einer positiven Evaluierung und verfügbaren Ko-Finanzierungsmitteln erhalten Sie vor Einreichfrist der EK eine Rückmeldung in Form eines “Letter of Intent”. Gerne stehen wir vorab für Fragen zur Verfügung.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/digital-europe-programme-ai-continent-so2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Digital Europe Programme – Accelerating the Best Use of Technologies (SO5)
DESCRIPTION:Das Digital Europe Programme (DIGITAL) unterstützt den digitalen Wandel der europäischen Gesellschaft. Am 15. April startet die achte Ausschreibung. Die Einreichfrist endet am 2. September. Ziel der Aktivitäten unter SO5 „Accelerating the Best Use of Technologies “ ist die Unterstützung von KMU und öffentlichen Einrichtungen bei der digitalen Transformation und bei gleichzeitiger Weiterführung bereits begonnener Aktivitäten aus dem DIGITAL. \nWas wird gefördert?\nIm aktuell achten Call im Digital Europe Programme sind zwei Themen im Schwerpunkt „Accelerating the Best Use of Technologies“ ausgeschrieben. Für aktuelle Informationen zu Events und Informationsveranstaltung der Europäische Kommission (EK) zu den Ausschreibungsthemen beachten Sie bitte die Website Shaping Europe’s digital future der EK. \nSie planen eine Einreichung und suchen nach passenden Partnern? Nutzen Sie die b2match Plattform zur internationalen Vernetzung – organisiert von DEP4ALL\, dem Netzwerk der Nationalen Kontaktstellen für Digital Europe. \n[TIPP] Am 14. Mai 2025 veranstaltet die EK einen Online Info Day für die beiden ausgeschriebenen Themen. Besuchen Sie die Veranstaltung um weitere Informationen zu den Themen und Ihre Einreichung zu erhalten.  \nDas Thema European Network of Factcheckers  stärkt die Kapazitäten der europäischen Factchecking-Community und soll Faktenchecks in allen EU-Mitgliedstaaten und Sprachen – einschließlich relevanter Minderheitensprachen – verfügbar machen. Dabei soll auf bestehenden Initiativen wie dem European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO) und dem European Fact-Checking Standards Network (EFCSN) aufgebaut werden. Auch assoziierte Nachbar-\, Beitritts- und Kandidatenländer sollen einbezogen werden. Gefördert wird ein Projekt zu 100% (Dritte mit 50%). Zur Verfügung stehen 5 Mio. Euro. \nDas Ausschreibungsthema Network of Safer Internet Centres (SICs) unterstützt weiterhin nationale Safer Internet Centres (SICs)\, die Informations-\, Aufklärungs- und Beratungsangebote zum sicheren Umgang mit dem Internet für Kinder\, Jugendliche\, Eltern und Pädagog:innen bereitstellen. Gefördert werden mehrere Projekte zu 50%. Zur Verfügung stehen 42 Mio. Euro wobei die Kosten pro Projekt zwischen 300.000 Euro und 3\,7 Mio Euro vorgesehen sind.\nFür das Thema Network of Safer Internet Centres besteht die Möglichkeit um nationale Ko-Finanzierung anzusuchen. Voraussetzung ist die fristgerechte Zusendung des vollständig ausgefüllten und firmenmäßig gezeichneten One-Pager per E-Mail an patricia.trinkl@ffg.at und max.arends@ffg.at bis spätestens 21. August 2025. Bitte beachten Sie\, dass eine nationale Ko-Finanzierung ab einem Ko-Finanzierungsbetrag von mindestens 100.000 Euro möglich ist. Die Evaluierung der eingelangten One-Pager erfolgt nach Ende der angegebenen Frist. Im Falle einer positiven Evaluierung und verfügbaren Ko-Finanzierungsmitteln erhalten Sie vor Einreichfrist der EK eine Rückmeldung in Form eines “Letter of Intent”. Gerne stehen wir vorab für Fragen zur Verfügung.Im aktuell achten Call im Digital Europe Programme sind zwei Themen im Schwerpunkt „Accelerating the Best Use of Technologies“ ausgeschrieben. Für aktuelle Informationen zu Events und Informationsveranstaltung der Europäische Kommission (EK) zu den Ausschreibungsthemen beachten Sie bitte die Website Shaping Europe’s digital future der EK.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/digital-europe-programme-accelerating-the-best-use-of-technologies-so5/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Digital Europe Programme – Advanced Digital Skills (SO4)
DESCRIPTION:Das Digital Europe Programme (DIGITAL) unterstützt den digitalen Wandel der europäischen Gesellschaft. Am 15. April startet die achte Ausschreibung. Die Einreichfrist endet am 2. September. Ziel der Aktivitäten unter SO4 „Advanced Digital Skills“ sind der Ausbau von Bildungsangeboten für digitale Schlüsseltechnologien sowie die Förderung von Talenten und fortgeschrittenen Fähigkeiten von Arbeitskräften in Europa. \nWas wird gefördert?\nIm aktuell achten Call im Digital Europe Programme sind drei Themen im Schwerpunkt Advanced Digital Skills ausgeschrieben. Für aktuelle Informationen zu Events und Informationsveranstaltung der Europäische Kommission (EK) zu den Ausschreibungsthemen beachten Sie bitte die Website Shaping Europe’s digital future der EK bzw. die Veranstaltungsseite auf der Digital Skills & Jobs Platform. \nSie planen eine Einreichung und suchen nach passenden Partnern? Nutzen Sie die b2match Plattform zur internationalen Vernetzung – organisiert von DEP4ALL\, dem Netzwerk der Nationalen Kontaktstellen für Digital Europe. \n[TIPP] Am 16. Mai 2025 veranstaltet die EK einen Online Info Day für die drei ausgeschriebenen Themen. Besuchen Sie die Veranstaltung um weitere Informationen zu den Themen und Ihre Einreichung zu erhalten. \nMit dem Thema Sectoral digital skills academies: Digital Skills Academy in GenAI wird die Gründung einer AI Skills Academy gefördert\, die Bildungs- und Trainingsprogramme im Bereich Künstliche Intelligenz\, insbesondere Generative AI anbietet. Die Akademie soll sich dabei auf digitale Kenntnisse fokussieren\, die eine Nutzung von GenAI in wichtigen Wirtschaftssektoren unterstützen. Das zu fördernde Projekt bildet damit den ersten Teil der AI Skills Academy.\nIn diesem Thema wird ein Projekt zu 50% als Lump Sum gefördert\, das zur Verfügung stehende Budget beträgt 7 Mio. Euro. \nDie zweite zur Förderung ausgeschriebene Akademie Sectoral digital skills academies: Quantum Skills Digital Academy soll als zentrale Anlaufstelle für Aus- und Weiterbildung im Bereich Quantentechnologien dienen. Sie soll praxisnahe Schulungen auf verschiedenen Bildungsniveaus anbieten\, die Entwicklung von Fachkräften fördern und die Ziele der Europäischen Erklärung zu Quantentechnologien unterstützen. Die Akademie ergänzt damit bestehende EU-Initiativen\, schließt Qualifikationslücken und schafft ein starkes Bildungsökosystem\, um Talente zu gewinnen und Karrieren\, besonders auch für Frauen\, in der Quantentechnologie zu fördern.\nGefördert wird eine Quantum Skills Academy zu 50% als Lump Sum Projekt\, das zur Verfügung stehende Budget beträgt 10 Mio. Euro. \nEine weitere\, dritte Akademie wird mit dem Thema Sectoral digital skills academies: Virtual Worlds Skills Academy unterstützt. Die EU Virtual Worlds Skills Academy soll Aus- und Weiterbildungsangebote im Bereich virtueller Welten stärken und gemeinsam mit der Industrie weiterentwickeln. Dabei sollen bestehende Programme analysiert\, Lücken identifiziert und neue\, flexible Bildungsangebote geschaffen werden. Ein zentrales Ziel ist die Entwicklung eines Kompetenz- und Qualifikationsrahmens (CQF)\, der als Referenz für Aus- und Weiterbildungsanbieter in der EU dienen wird. Zudem soll die Akademie ein starkes Netzwerk von Akteuren fördern und sich auch hier im Bereich virtueller Welten\, gezielt für die Förderung von Karrieren\, insbesondere für Frauen\, einsetzen. Gefördert wird die Virtual Worlds Academy mit 50%\, zur Verfügung stehen 10 Mio. Euro. \nFür alle drei Akademien besteht die Möglichkeit um nationale Ko-Finanzierung anzusuchen. Voraussetzung ist die fristgerechte Zusendung des vollständig ausgefüllten und firmenmäßig gezeichneten One-Pager per E-Mail an patricia.trinkl@ffg.at und max.arends@ffg.at bis spätestens 21. August 2025. Bitte beachten Sie\, dass eine nationale Ko-Finanzierung ab einem Ko-Finanzierungsbetrag von mindestens 100.000 Euro möglich ist. Die Evaluierung der eingelangten One-Pager erfolgt nach Ende der angegebenen Frist. Im Falle einer positiven Evaluierung und verfügbaren Ko-Finanzierungsmitteln erhalten Sie vor Einreichfrist der EK eine Rückmeldung in Form eines “Letter of Intent”. Gerne stehen wir vorab für Fragen zur Verfügung.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/digital-europe-programme-advanced-digital-skills-so4/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:AI Ökosysteme 2025 – AI for Tech & AI for Green
DESCRIPTION:Im Rahmen der Ausschreibung „AI Ökosysteme 2025: AI for Tech & AI for Green“ stehen 6\,48 Mio. Euro für Projekte im Bereich Artificial Intelligence zur Verfügung. Davon entfallen 4 Mio. Euro auf kooperative F&E Projekte zum Thema Hybrid AI sowie (bis zu) 2\,2 Mio. Euro für ein Leitprojekt in AI for Green. Darüber hinaus werden zwei F&E-Dienstleistungen und eine Vernetzungsplattform ausgeschrieben.\nDie Ausschreibung wird von der Österreichischen Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft (FFG) im Auftrag des Bundesministeriums für Innovation\, Mobilität und Infrastruktur (BMIMI) abgewickelt.\nEine Informationsveranstaltung mit Matchmaking findet am 23.6. in Wien statt\, eine verbindliche Anmeldung ist erforderlich. \n\n\n\n\nWas wird gefördert?\nZur Ausschreibung gelangen kooperative F&E-Projekte in AI for Tech: Hybrid AI\, ein Leitprojekt in AI for Green\, zwei F&E-Dienstleistung zu den Themen „Brain-inspired Computing“ und „Bundes-LLM“ sowie eine AI-Vernetzungsplattform. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWer wird gefördert?\nDie Ausschreibung richtet sich im Allgemeinen an Unternehmen\, Forschungseinrichtungen und Universitäten. Die konkreten Anforderungen der einzelnen Instrumente finden sich im jeweiligen Instrumentenleitfaden. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWie hoch ist die Förderung?\nDie Höhe der Förderung beläuft sich auf 100.000 – 1 Mio. Euro für kooperative F&E-Projekte\, 2 – 2\,2 Mio. Euro für das Leitprojekt\, 100.000 EUR für die Vernetzungsplattform und je 90.000 Euro inkl. USt für die F&E-Dienstleistungen. Förderquoten und Details sind dem jeweiligen Instrumentenleitfaden zu entnehmen. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWas sind die Einreichkriterien?\nDie Einreichkriterien sind abhängig von den ausgeschriebenen Instrumenten. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWie erfolgt die Einreichung?\nDie Einreichung erfolgt elektronisch via eCall. Anträge sind ausnahmslos auf Englisch zu stellen. \nBitte beachten Sie\, dass es unterschiedliche Einreichfristen gibt: 1.7.2025 für F&E-Dienstleistungen und die AI Vernetzungsplattform und 7.10.2025 für kooperative F&E-Projekte und das Leitprojekt. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWann gibt es eine Entscheidung?\nSeptember 2025 ODER Jänner 2026 (abhängig vom Instrument bzw. dem zugehörigen Einreichschluss)
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/ai-okosysteme-2025-ai-for-tech-ai-for-green/
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Opening announcement | 2nd OSCARS Open Call for Open Science projects and services
DESCRIPTION:We are glad to announce the opening date of our 2nd OSCARS Open Call for Open Science projects and services\, which will take place on 14th March\, 2025\, at 10:00 am CET. The full text of the call will be published in the “Open Calls” section of our OSCARS website. \nThe cascading grant action is aimed at supporting researchers in uptaking FAIR data analysis and providing a series of new scientific results and services\, demonstrating the role the Science Clusters as thematic Nodes for “Open Research” in Europe could play for the benefit of the scientific impact of EOSC. \nWho can apply: Research Infrastructures\, Universities\, Institutes\, SMEs and large companies\, consortia\, as well as individual researchers. Individual researchers\, or a group of researchers\, in different countries of the EU\, Associated Countries and beyond can apply with their own affiliation (a university or a research institute). A Science Cluster by itself cannot apply. \n\nOpening date: March 14th\, 2025\, 10:00 CET\nProjects’ duration: 12 to 24 months\nBudget: 100 k€ – 250 k€\nApplication deadline: May 14th\, 2025\, 17:00 CEST\n\nWe are keen to maximise the impact of our funding by supporting a diverse range of innovative projects from different communities and organisations. High quality applications by organisations that have not received funding in the 1st OSCARS Open Call\, for subjects distinct from those previously supported\, will therefore be prioritised in the 2nd Open Call. \nThe organisation and management of the cascading grant calls\, together with the mentoring and training activities that the Science Clusters will provide in OSCARS\, contribute to performing excellent science and pursuing societal benefits by leveraging an Open Research approach. \nBy the end of OSCARS\, it is expected that a series of valuable scientific results and new services will be available\, leading to an increased uptake of Open Science by researchers and to promote cross-border and cross-domain cooperation in the long run.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/opening-announcement-2nd-oscars-open-call-for-open-science-projects-and-services/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Data Stewards 2025
DESCRIPTION:Implementing Data Stewards for EU Missions Austria\n\n\n\n\nDie Datenmenge\, die Organisationen zur Verfügung haben\, wächst kontinuierlich. Insbesondere in Forschungseinrichtungen nehmen die Bedeutung von Daten\, der Austausch sowie die Möglichkeiten\, komplexe Forschungsfragen mithilfe großer Datenmengen zu beantworten\, zu. Damit steigt die Verantwortung für die korrekte Handhabung von Daten und insbesondere für deren Qualität.\nData Stewards sind in einer Forschungseinrichtung für die Datenverwaltung und das Datenmanagement zuständig. Sie helfen\, Daten effektiv zu verwalten\, zu nutzen\, zu schützen und zu speichern und unterstützen so Forschende in ihrer Arbeit.\nDie Ausschreibung unterstützt Forschungseinrichtungen beim Verwalten\, Vorantreiben und Aufbauen von Forschungsdaten und -strukturen aus mindestens einer der fünf EU-Missionen (Mission CITIES\, Mission WATERS\, Mission CLIMATE\, Mission SOIL\, Mission CANCER).\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWas wird gefördert?\nGefördert wird die Anstellung eines Data Stewards an der Organisation bzw.  Organisationseinheit. Die Stelle kann dabei durch eine neue Person besetzt werden oder durch eine bereits an der Organisation bzw. Organisationseinheit angestellte Person\, die bisher nicht als Data Steward bzw. in vergleichbarer Tätigkeit eingesetzt war. \nEs werden ausschließlich die Personalkosten des Data Stewards und Drittkosten für externe Aus- und Weiterbildung für Data Stewards gefördert. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWer wird gefördert?\nFörderbar sind Forschungseinrichtungen (Universitäten\, Fachhochschulen\, außeruniversitäre Forschungseinrichtungen und Privatuniversitäten) im Rahmen ihrer wissenschaftlichen Tätigkeit am Standort Österreich. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWie hoch ist die Förderung?\nPro Projekt werden maximal 150.000 Euro bzw. maximal 100% der Gesamtkosten gefördert. Pro Data Steward ist ein Antrag einzureichen. Wird mehr als ein Antrag einer Organisation eingereicht\, ist nachvollziehbar darzustellen\, warum es mehr als einen Data Steward braucht. \nInsgesamt stehen 1\,8 Millionen Euro des Fonds Zukunft Österreich zur Verfügung. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWas sind die Einreichkriterien?\n\nAnstellungsausmaß von zumindest 860 Stunden pro Jahr für die Tätigkeiten als Data Steward\nPersonalentwicklungsmaßnahmen und gute Einbindung in die Organisation\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWie erfolgt die Einreichung?\nProjekte können ab dem 20. Jänner 2025 bis längstens 09.05.2025 über den eCall eingereicht werden. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWann gibt es eine Entscheidung?\nEnde Sommer 2025
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/data-stewards-2025/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:RDA TIGER Cascade Grant Call for Adoption Grants – Apply by 27 April
DESCRIPTION:This call for Cascading Grants seeks applications from researchers\, research institutes\, universities\, enterprises\, consortia and other legal entities who wish to receive financial support to adopt the results of the RDA Working Groups (WGs). Applicants must be eligible to receive Horizon Europe funding\, or be affiliated to an entity that is eligible. \n\n\nSpecifically\, the call invites applications from: \n\n\n\nRDA Working Groups: Groups who require support for projects that aid the adoption or testing of WG outputs. The grant funds can be used to cover the personnel and travel costs of the Group’s existing members\, stipends or salaries of new team members\, conference and open access fees and fees of external experts (e.g.\, to solve specific legal\, technical\, IPR\, or standardisation-related issues). See the section “Eligibility Criteria” for more details. We also invite applications from RDA WGs launching a formal standardisation process to have the WG Recommendations recognised as input by an established technical standards organisation.\nEntities or researchers who wish to adopt an RDA output. Specifically\, the grant funds can be used to support the adoption\, testing\, harmonisation\, and/or implementation of RDA Recommendations or Outputs produced by RDA Working Groups.1 We also invite organisations focusing on the technical implementation\, prototyping and/or proof-of-concept using RDA Recommendations or Outputs to support the  interoperability of open science solutions\, especially in the EOSC context.\n\n\n\nApplications are received up until 27.04.2025 (AoE).2 \n\n\nThe selected projects are expected to be launched in May 2025 and need to be concluded by the end of October 2025.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/rda-tiger-open-call-for-rda-working-group-support-services/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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UID:20224-1745254800-1745254800@eosc-austria.at
SUMMARY:CoARA's Second Call for Cascade Funding
DESCRIPTION:Summary of the Call\n\nThis call for Cascade Funding aims to enhance institutional change and target pilot and exchange-of-knowledge initiatives. It will fund +20 projects facilitating knowledge-exchange\, piloting new initiatives within institutions\, and enabling lasting institutional change. As such\, it encourages and supports research organisations to investigate and test what will efficiently work ‘in real life’. \nMore specifically\, the first call aims to: \n\nFacilitate the exchange\, transfer and adaptation of proven good practices and their adoption in research organisations.\nCatalyse the set-up or transformation of research assessment practices and tools in line with the commitments of the Agreement on Reforming Research Assessment.\nSupport the development and testing of new and innovative research assessment approaches\, models and procedures.\n\nProjects can be proposed by any of the organisation types specified below through a cascading grant mechanism. By the end of the programme\, it is expected to have a diverse portfolio of projects available that will translate the shared vision outlined in the Agreement into tangible\, lasting institutional changes in research assessment practices. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nKey Figures\n\n\n\n\nTotal funding\n€2.33m total funding – €1.22m to be released in the second round.\n\n\nFunding per project\n€ 30\,000 to € 60\,000: a lump sum\, depending on the type of project\n\n\nNumber of projects\nto be funded\n50 overall: 25 projects selected in the first round. Up to 25 projects to be selected for the second round\n\n\nTarget applicants\nLegal entities interested in reforming research assessment practices in their institutions\n\n\n1st call\n26 April – 26 June 2024\n\n\n2nd call\n21 February – 21 April 2025 (closes at 17h CET)\n\n\nDuration of the projects\nImplementation within 12 months after signature of a Third-Party Project Agreement – TPPA\n\n\nStart of the projects\n1 September 2025\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nContext of the Call\n\nOver 800 research organisations\, funders\, assessment authorities\, professional societies\, and their associations have agreed on a common direction and principles for reforming the assessment of research\, researchers and research organisations\, outlined in the Agreement on Reforming Research Assessment. They have also committed to implement changes within their organisations. \nCoARA\, the Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment\, offers a platform for collaboration and mutual learning. However\, given the complexity of the reform process\, providing support for institutions to test\, design\, and carry out in-depth institutional changes is crucial to implement the Agreement commitments. \nThe CoARA Boost project\,funded by the European Union\, strengthens CoARA’s operational capacity. It provides a means to develop a critical mass for reforming research assessment\, to generate gravitas for new members as well as to investigate and implement new models for research assessment. \nThe Cascade Funding Programme within CoARA Boost represents more than half of the project’s overall budget. This programme will support a minimum of 50 organisations in tackling specific challenges related to reforming research assessment and implementing the Agreement commitments. By supporting different types of proposals\, the programme will maintain a balanced portfolio of projects. The cascade funding programme consists of two rounds of open calls\, the first one launched in April 2024 and second one in mid-February 2025. \n\nCascade Funding Second Call Text
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/coaras-second-call-for-cascade-funding/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Forschungsdateninfrastrukturen 2024
DESCRIPTION:Anschaffung und Aufbau von hochwertiger Forschungsdateninfrastrukturen für EU-Missionen SOIL und WATERS\n\n\n\n\nMit der Initiative der FFG zur Förderung von Forschungsdateninfrastrukturen soll in Österreich die Basis für exzellente Forschung sowohl für Einrichtungen für Forschung und Wissensverbreitung als auch für Unternehmen gestärkt und damit die internationale Positionierung der österreichischen Forschungs- und Innovationsaktivitäten im Rahmen der EU Missionen SOIL and WATERS verbessert werden. Die Ausschreibung adressiert somit sowohl Forschungsdateninfrastrukturen für Grundlagenforschung als auch für anwendungsorientierte Forschung und Entwicklung.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWas wird gefördert?\nMit dieser Ausschreibung werden Vorhaben zur Anschaffung und zum Aufbau von Forschungsdateninfrastrukturen (Nutzungstypen „nicht-wirtschaftliche Nutzung“ und „wirtschaftliche Nutzung“) für Grundlagenforschung und für anwendungsorientierte Forschung im Kontext der nationalen Umsetzung der EU-Missionen SOIL und WATERS gefördert. \nEs stehen 1\,3 Mio. Euro zur Verfügung. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWer wird gefördert?\nFörderbar für den Nutzungstyp „nicht-wirtschaftliche Nutzung“ sind: \n\nEinrichtungen für Forschung und Wissensverbreitung\n\nHochschulen (Universitäten und Fachhochschulen)\nAußeruniversitäre Forschungseinrichtungen\nTechnologietransfereinrichtungen\, Innovationsmittler und sonstige wissenschaftsorientierte Organisationen (z.B. Vereine gemäß Vereinszweck\, Betreiber von F&E-Infrastrukturen)\n\n\nFörderbar für den Nutzungstyp „wirtschaftliche Nutzung“ sind:\n\nEinrichtungen für Forschung und Wissensverbreitung\nUnternehmen\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWie hoch ist die Förderung?\nDie max. Förderungssumme beträgt 650.000 Euro. Die Förderungsquote beträgt: \n\nbeim Nutzungstyp “nicht-wirtschaftliche Nutzung“: 90%\nbeim Nutzungstyp “wirtschaftliche Nutzung“: 50%\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWas sind die Einreichkriterien?\n\nEinzel- oder Konsortialantragstellung\nLaufzeit 3 Jahre\nFörderbare Gesamtkosten mindestens 200.000 Euro\nDie antragstellende Organisation/Konsortialführung muss eine Betriebsstätte und/oder Niederlassung in Österreich haben.\nDer Projektstandort der anzuschaffenden Forschungsdateninfrastruktur muss sich in Österreich befinden.\nPro antragstellender Organisation und Nutzungstyp können max. 2 Förderungsanträge eingereicht werden.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWie erfolgt die Einreichung?\nDie Einreichung ist ausschließlich elektronisch und vor Ablauf der Einreichfrist via eCall möglich. \nEinreichschluss im eCall ist der 02.04.2025\, 12:00:00 (MESZ). \nBis zu diesem Zeitpunkt müssen die Anträge in elektronischer Form (eCall) bei der Einreichstelle eingelangt sein. Für den rechtzeitigen Eingang des Antrags hat der/die Antragsteller:in Sorge zu tragen. Eine Nachreichung – auch von Teilen des Antrags – ist nicht möglich. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWann gibt es eine Entscheidung?\nDie Sitzung des Bewertungsgremiums findet voraussichtlich im Juni 2025 statt. Die Förderungsentscheidung ist für Ende Juni 2025 geplant.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/forschungsdateninfrastrukturen-2024/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:European Union Prize for Citizen Science
DESCRIPTION:The European Union Prize for Citizen Science recognizes outstanding achievements in the advancement of knowledge through the empowerment of civil society for the development of the future. \nThe Prize honors Citizen Science Initiatives in the European Research Area that enact change\, expand knowledge\, and demonstrate innovative Open Science processes that rethink existing practices while addressing social\, cultural\, environmental\, educational\, and political advancement. \nCitizen Science is demonstrated by “general public engagement in scientific research activities when citizens actively contribute to science either with their intellectual effort or surrounding knowledge\, or with their tools and resources” (European Commission\, 2014). \nThe Prize invites submissions from a diverse range of initiatives that demonstrate outstanding examples of both citizens engaging with science and research\, and scientists and researchers engaging with society. An initiative could consist of a project\, a series of projects\, an activity\, or series of activities.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/european-union-prize-for-citizen-science/
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:A European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage – Innovative tools for advanced data enrichment
DESCRIPTION:ExpectedOutcome:\nProjects should contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: \n\nThe European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH) is widely used by European cultural heritage professionals and researchers[1] for metadata enrichment of digital cultural heritage objects[2].\nScientific and professional value as well as intellectual property and other associated rights are effectively embedded in the digital objects of the ECCCH throughout the digital content production chain\, thus enabling and boosting cooperation\, sharing and re-use.\nEuropean cultural heritage professionals and researchers are aware and make use of new collaboration- and business models based on values and rights embedded in the digital objects throughout the multi-actor value chain.\nEuropean cultural heritage professionals and researchers are provided with clear information as well as targeted training modules on the innovative tools and methods developed.\n\nScope:\nThis topic aims at developing and implementing a set of innovative tools and methods on the European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH) for advanced data enrichment. Concrete applications of these tools and methods should be provided for at least the following uses: \n\nMetadata enrichment\nEmbedding scientific and professional value as well as IP and other associated rights throughout the digital content production chain\nCollaboration- and business models based on the multi-actor value chain
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/a-european-collaborative-cloud-for-cultural-heritage-innovative-tools-for-advanced-data-enrichment/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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UID:19294-1734022800-1734022800@eosc-austria.at
SUMMARY:EIT HEI Initiative Call for Proposals
DESCRIPTION:The EIT HEI Initiative Call for Proposals 2024 has a strong focus on enhancing the quality and competitiveness of European higher education.  It will improve research and technology transfer from higher education and support business creation through strengthening collaboration between HEIs and business partners across Europe. \nThis call aims to fund up to 42 projects\, with each selected project having a total duration of 25 months and an overall budget of EUR 1.34 million. The funding will be distributed across two phases: \n\nPhase 1 (1 April to 31 December 2025): Up to EUR 540\,000\nPhase 2 (1 January 2026 to 30 April 2027): Up to EUR 800\,000*\n\n*Phase 2 funding is subject to the successful completion of Phase 1 activities and the EIT’s approval of the 2026-2027 Grant Agreement. \nThe call will incorporate a two-strand approach\, where applicants will need to select one of the following strands to apply to: \n\nStrand A: Innovation and entrepreneurship capacity building at higher education institutions (HEIs).\nStrand B: Innovation and entrepreneurship capacity building at HEIs for the enhancement of Deep Tech.\n\nApplication deadline: 12 December 2024\, 17:00 CET
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/eit-hei-initiative-call-for-proposals/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:3rd Open Call for Financial Support
DESCRIPTION:The final open call for financial (Route 2) support is open for applications from 9th October to 4th December 2024. Applicants can apply to join the following support actions.\n  \n\n\n\n #1: Managing data types\, schemas and vocabularies and crosswalks for FAIR researcher related metadata \nThe support action will introduce successful applicants to three tools developed by the FAIRCORE4EOSC (FC4E) project. These include the Data Type Registry (DTR)\, vocabulary service\, and Metadata Schema and Crosswalk Registry (MSCR).  \nIn this support action the participants will use one or more of the FC4E tools to enhance the machine-actionability of their existing schema and crosswalk specifications. This could mean for example the registration of schema from public APIs to the MSCR and creation of mappings from those service specific data models to common formats such as Datacite and DCAT or creating a metadata schema using enriched schema elements registered in the DTR. \nSuccessful applicants will receive 5000 € to support their participation.  \nLearn more and apply \n  \n\n\n\n#2: Creating EOSC compliant interoperability policies based on EOSC Interoperability Framework (IF) \nOne of the main concerns when we deploy a service\, especially those related to data\, is how this service can work with others. This is relevant for services to be integrated in the EOSC ecosystem. The creation of the EOSC IF is an effort to analyse the gaps and problems addressed in this context. Also\, it provides recommendations to improve this integration. One of the main challenges is to translate these recommendations into specific actions. This question is addressed in the work being done by FAIR IMPACT in the context of the production of interoperability guidelines. \nIn this support action\, successful applicants will analyse the interoperability status of their services using tools such as the Compliance Assessment Tool (CAT). After this analysis\, we will identify actions that they can carry out to improve the interoperability of their services based on the guidelines provided. \nSuccessful applicants will receive 5000 € to support their participation.  \nLearn more and apply \n  \n\n#3: Testing the trustworthy and FAIR-enabling repositories prototype\nFAIR-enabling and trustworthy data repositories play a central role in making and keeping data FAIR over time. While there is ongoing debate on what constitutes trustworthiness\, there is broad agreement that transparency and evidence is essential to enable end users to make informed decisions about the repository services they use. In this support action successful applicants will have the opportunity to test a prototype developed by FAIR-IMPACT to expose relevant metadata at the organisational and object level. \nSuccessful applicants will receive 5000 € to support their participation.  \nLearn more and apply \n  \n\n#4: Implementation of a shared API for semantic catalogues \nA lot of valuable information in the form of ontologies\, vocabularies\, etc. are publicly available and are contained in numerous catalogues. Our aim is to facilitate increasing the FAIRness (Findability\, Accessibility\, Interoperability and Reusability) of these catalogues via the use of a common data model to describe the holdings of the catalogues as well as the adoption of a common Application Programming Interface (API) to query the catalogues. \nWe invite Semantic Artefact Catalogue (SAC) providers to apply to join this support action to implement an API based on the Metadata for Ontology Description and Publication (MOD) ontology to promote interoperability and enhance access to SACs. This API enables a uniform interface to semantic artefacts (SA)\, enabling seamless querying by stakeholders\, regardless of domain. This open call is an opportunity for SACs to participate in a community-driven effort to improve the FAIRness of their resources through the adoption of this API. \nSuccessful applicants will receive 8000 € to support their participation.  \nLearn more and apply \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOpen call details\n\n\n\nSupport actions announced via website\n30 September 2024\n\n\nWebinar to showcase the support actions on offer and \nWatch the recording\n09 October 2024 14-15 CEST\n\n\nGrant platform open for applications\n11 October 2024\n\n\nInformal virtual clinic for potential applicants to ask questions about the support actions and application process \nAttend the Webinar\n13 November  2024\, 14-15 CET\n\n\nDeadline for applications to join support actions\n4 December 2024\n\n\nEvaluation and selection of applicants\nend of December 2024\n\n\nApplicants informed of decision\n8 January 2025\n\n\nExpected start date for support actions\nmid to late January 2025 (see each support action for specific dates)\n\n\n\n  \nDo you have questions? Please check our FAQs \n  \nIf you still have questions about the support actions and open calls please contact opencalls[at]fair-impact.eu.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/3rd-open-call-for-financial-support/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:RDA TIGER Cascading Grants
DESCRIPTION:1. Call description and supported activities\n\nThis open call seeks applications from individuals and legal entities that are eligible for Horizon Europe funding who wish to receive financial support to enhance the activities or the adoption of the results of the RDA Working Groups (WGs). This call invites the following types of applications: \n\n\n\nRDA WGs for projects that support the WG plan of action (at any stage of the WG lifecycle)\,  adoption or testing of the WG outputs. The grant funds can be used to cover the personnel and travel costs of the Group’s existing members\, stipends or salaries of new team members\, conference and open access fees and fees of external experts (e.g.\, to solve specific legal\, IPR or standardisation-related questions). See the section “Eligibility Criteria” for more details.\nOrganisations that wish to adopt an RDA output. Specifically\, the grant funds can be used to support the adoption\, testing\, harmonisation\, and/or implementation of RDA Recommendations or Outputs2.\nTechnical  Implementation\, prototyping and proof-of-concept using RDA recommendations to achieve interoperability of open science solutions\, especially in the EOSC context.\nRDA WGs launching a formal standardisation process to have the WG recommendations adopted or used as input by an established technical standards organisation.\n\n\n\nApplications are received up until 30 November 2024 (AoE)3. The selected projects are expected to be launched in early 2025 and need to be concluded by the end of October 2025. \n\n2. How is this call different from the Open Call for RDA TIGER services?\n\nThe RDA TIGER support services (Facilitation\, Communications\, Landscape Analysis\, Output Support) are provided by consortium members\, where the supported WGs receive services provided by the RDA TIGER project staff or experts engaged by the project partners. The Open Call for these types of support services is continuous and is facilitated by a separate process with four selection rounds per year. \n\n\nThis open call for cascading grants is intended to give the recipients more flexibility and a wider range of options in supporting the work of the WG\, including facilitating the adoption of WG outputs. Depending on the stage of your WG\, you can consider applying for various activities through the open call as described in section 1. \n\n\nImportant things to note:  \n\n\n\nProject(s) funded by this Open Call will need to be completed by the end of October 2025.\nThe standardisation-related grants are expected to present a roadmap that shows how the standardisation process can be completed after the completion of the activities funded by the grant.\n\n\n3. About RDA TIGER\n\nRDA TIGER is a project funded by the European Commission (GA 101094406). It supports RDA Working Groups that concretely align\, harmonise\, and standardise Open Science developments and technologies globally. The services it provides will facilitate and support coherent and consistent working group definitions and increase the impact of the key European initiatives on the global level. More information can be found at https://www.rd-alliance.org/rda-tiger/. \n\n\nThe project will directly contribute to the European Open Science Cloud Partnership by supporting (via the Working Groups) the international engagement and alignment of policies\, technologies\, methodologies\, practices and other outputs of EOSC-related and other European Open Science developments. \n\n4. Application process\n\nOne person should be selected as the grant holder and representative\, also in case of a consortium consisting of more than one legal entity applying for funding. To apply\, please take the following steps: \n\n\n\nDownload and fill in the Application Form (docx format)\, save the completed form a a PDF with the proposal name in the name of the time.\nRegister your proposal information using the online form.\nUpload the completed application to B2DROP using the link provided to you after you complete the proposal information entry.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/rda-tiger-cascading-grants/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Future Engagement Model for the EOSC Federation (2024) (HORIZON-INFRA-2024-EOSC-02)
DESCRIPTION:The work of this CSA should build on the (federation) services offered by the European Commission’s EOSC Core Platform and provide feedback and input for the evolution of the EOSC Core Services and the EOSC Exchange to ensure a wider uptake. In this context\, the CSA will also assist with the update and promotion of the EOSC Interoperability Framework and assist in the set-up a process for its updates. \n\nThe CSA should execute at least two use cases to demonstrate and promote the use of the federation services provided by the EOSC Core Platform (EU Node) and document the experience and lessons learned. The use cases should be driven by real-life user needs and consider the long-term sustainability of such federations. The use cases should include Research Infrastructures able to federate within EOSC and users which gain novel capabilities for their research work.\nThrough the outcomes of the use cases\, the CSA should propose to the EC and current EOSC governance a set of operational Rules of Participation and common set of policies and minimum requirements to be applied consistently across the EOSC federation.\nThis set of rules\, policies and requirements should be detailed in such a way they can be introduced in the operation of ESFRI\, ERICs and other international\, national or institutional RIs at the subdomain\, domain and interdisciplinary levels as concerns the EOSC federation.\nThey should be developed\, maintained\, and updated in accordance with the progressive deployment of the EOSC Core\, EOSC Exchange and EOSC sustainability models and be based on latest input by the Task Forces of the EOSC Association and any additional\, relevant input by the research community.\n\nScope: \nProposals are expected to cover the following activities: \nThe CSA should explore concrete use cases of federations of Research Infrastructures and data/service providers to the EOSC Core Platform (EU Node). The CSA should contribute to the further evolution of the Rules of Participation and Acceptable Use Policies based on the identification of specific commitments and needs of the different contributors of the EOSC federation\, and contribute to the related development of guidelines and recommendations on various aspects (incl. interoperability framework)\, and with this further promote the EOSC Core Platform (EU Node). This work should be done in close collaboration with relevant stakeholders\, such as the contractors providing the Managed Services for the European Open Science Platform (EU Node)[1] \, Research Infrastructures\, thematic EOSC communities and EOSC national nodes. \nTo this end\, the CSA should engage with and further build the EOSC federation community\, and assist in the development of a common framework on the various aspects of the federation\, including the following dimensions: \n\nLegal\nBusiness model and incentive structure\nInteroperability framework\, including the support for FAIR principle and handling of PIDs across EOSC federation\nEOSC Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure\nEOSC Security Coordination\nEOSC Rules of Participation.\n\nCoordination and collaboration with the Data Spaces Support Centre (DSSC) is required in order to take stock of identified common data infrastructure requirements\, including technologies\, processes\, standards\, and tools that will allow reuse of data across the various data spaces \nAlso\, synergies should be established with the contractors of SIMPL[2] as foreseen in the latter’s procurement technical specifications\, to avoid duplicating efforts and funding among major Union initiatives. The CSA should further provide an analysis of the status quo including the identification of gaps\, on the basis of which an actionable roadmap shall be established with actions differentiated by main actors and levels (EU or national\, topical or cross-cutting). \nThe proposed work should incorporate the necessary coordination efforts and resources with other relevant projects and the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) governance structure in the context of the EOSC partnership. \n[1]Managed Services for the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) Platform \n[2]Smart middleware that will enable cloud-to-edge federations and support all major data initiatives funded by the European Commission
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/future-engagement-model-for-the-eosc-federation-2024-horizon-infra-2024-eosc-02/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Expedition Zukunft START 2024/2
DESCRIPTION:In der Ausschreibung Expedition Zukunft START werden Vorhaben in einer frühen Phase angesprochen\, in der Innovationen vorbereitet und die Basis für große Veränderungen in Märkten\, Technologien oder Gesellschaften gelegt werden. \nFolgende Projektarten werden als vorbereitende Maßnahmen für FTI-Projekte unterstützt: \n(1) Anwendungsfälle für eine vorhandene Technologie\nEs existiert bereits eine vorhandene technologische Lösung\, aber es ist unklar\, wie diese vorhandene Technologie am Markt angewendet werden kann bzw. welches Geschäftsmodell passt. Im Projekt können konkrete Anwendungsfälle erarbeitet und getestet werden. Am Ende steht die Erkenntnis\, für welche Anwendungsfälle die technologische Lösung relevant ist und in welche F&E-Aktivitäten investiert werden soll. \n(2) Ursachenanalyse \nEs liegt ein konkretes und ungelöstes Problem vor\, wobei die Ursachen nicht klar oder ausreichend untersucht sind. Förderbare Vorhaben analysieren dieses Problem im Detail und erkennen relevante Akteure. Die Probleme können einen technologischen Charakter oder aber gesellschaftliche Ursachen haben. Wichtig ist\, dass auf Basis der Ergebnisse potenziell ein FTI-Projekt entsteht. \n(3) Ausarbeitung und Erprobung eines technischen Konzepts\nEs existieren technische Ideen\, deren Lösungskonzept noch ausgearbeitet\, überprüft oder entwickelt werden muss. Dies umfasst auch den Bau erster Prototypen\, um die Validität von Konzepten und Machbarkeit zu testen. Wir unterstützen risikoreiche Konzepte\, ausgefallene Ideen und technische Lösungsansätze für große\, ungeklärte Probleme. Wichtig ist\, dass naturwissenschaftliche Gesetze eingehalten werden. \n(4) Strategie und Umsetzungsplanung großer Veränderungsprozesse\nViele disruptive und radikale Innovationen starten mit vagen Ideen\, denen zur Umsetzung oftmals eine strukturierte Herangehensweise fehlt. Daher werden hier Vorhaben unterstützt\, die als Vorbereitung für FTI-Projekte die Strategie und Vision\, sowie einen Innovationsprozess entwickeln. Entsprechend der strategischen Zielsetzung von Expedition Zukunft ist ein Prozess gemeint\, der über den herkömmlichen Strategieprozess von Organisationen hinausgeht und ambitionierte\, globale Ziele ins Auge fasst: zB solche\, die große Veränderungen in Märkten oder bei Zielgruppen vorbereiten\, regulatorische Hürden ansprechen oder große technologische Umbrüche strategisch steuern. \nWie hoch ist die Förderung?\nDie Unterstützung im Rahmen von Expedition Zukunft START erfolgt auf maximal 12 Monate und Projektkosten werden mit einem maximalen Zuschuss in der Höhe von € 80.000\,- gefördert. \nFür verschiedene Organisationen sind verschiedene Maximalanteile am Projektvolumen förderbar\, und zwar: \n\nKleine Unternehmen: 70 %\nMittlere Unternehmen: 60 %\nForschungseinrichtungen: 80 %\n\nZusätzlich zur monetären Unterstützung begleitet Sie die FFG über die Förderung hinaus mit einer zentralen Ansprechperson und individuell auf das Vorhaben angepassten Services.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/expedition-zukunft-start-2024-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Helmholtz Metadata Collaboration (HMC)
DESCRIPTION:The annual call for proposals from the Incubator platform Helmholtz Metadata Collaboration (HMC) has been published on April 8th\, 2024 and will be closed June 25th\, 2024\n\n\n\nThe most important information in a nutshell\n\nApplication opens: 08.04.2024\nApplication deadline: 25.06.2024 (23:59h CEST) ! please note: tech support on June\, 25th is possible until 16:00h CEST!\nDetails HMC Call 2024: The complete call can be found here as PDF\nFurther documents: All further material (incl. relevant templates) can be downloaded here.\nSubmission: via the Project Proposal Portal\nBudget: 400k€ (max. 200k€ by the INF + counter-financing by participating centres/partners)\nProject duration: max. 2 years\nInformation events: 29.04.2024\, 10:00-13:00h CEST & 16.05.2024\, 11:00-14:00h CEST \nPlease also check the FAQs for further details about the call.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/helmholtz-metadata-collaboration-hmc/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:2nd open call for Route 2 support
DESCRIPTION:The second call for Route 2 support will open for applications from 31st January-31st March 2024. Applicants can apply to join the following support actions.
URL:https://fair-impact.eu/2nd-open-call-route-2-support
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:OSCARS 1st Open Call for Open Science Projects and Services
DESCRIPTION:The aim of the call is to support researchers engaging in or developing Open Data Research by conducting science projects that facilitate and foster sharing research data and results based on FAIR principles. Proposals that develop and/or make available services or tools (software; hardware; middleware; protocols; standards; benchmarks; documentation and training/mentoring materials; activities and resources)\, which enable Open Research in a field and encourage open science practice based on FAIR principles\, are also eligible. \nOpen Science Projects or Open Science Services are research activities that exploit or foster the adoption of FAIR data\, strengthen FAIR competences\, practices and technologies. They are expected to leverage and/or exploit the Science Clusters’ services aimed at demonstrating and piloting the use of EOSC resources. They can be cross-RI and/or cross-domain as well as projects with a high societal relevance (potentially multidisciplinary and/or cross-cluster). These projects can be proposed over a large spectrum of scientific domains\, including industrial sectors. Therefore\, they can be submitted by organisations/researchers beyond the current group of RIs that are partners within the Science Clusters\, emerging RIs or recently included in the updated ESFRI Road map. They can involve engagement with academic groups and industry\, University Associations/Learned Societies\, citizen scientists and the long tail of science. \nThe Principal Investigators of these activities have to commit to the FAIR management of the achieved scientific results and all associated digital objects. A particular attention will be reserved for relevant datasets from RIs\, the innovative software and services for interoperability and legacy of data. Projects must deposit the digital research data generated in the Science Clusters’ trusted catalogues or other trusted repositories federated in the EOSC. The projects should aim at enhancing the involvement of researchers in Open Science.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/oscars-1st-open-call-for-open-science-projects-and-services/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Horizon INFRA 2024: 5 Calls for Funding
DESCRIPTION:Calls for funding are open starting 6th December 2023 for the Research Infrastructures Programme under Horizon Europe.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/events/horizon-infra-2024-5-calls-for-funding/
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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SUMMARY:Building a Cloud for Cultural Heritage – Mapping stakeholders’ interest​
DESCRIPTION:This mapping of interest aims at identifying CH stakeholders\, Cultural heritage institutions\, curators\, conservators\, researchers\, art managers\, restorers\, educators and other cultural heritage professionals for both tangible and intangible cultural heritage\, who may have an interest in benefiting from ECHOES’s tools and services and/or in contributing to it by bringing/sharing their data. The goal is to co-create knowledge around new digital commons and thereby to build a sustainable network/infrastructure for existing communities around this topic.  Each and every CH stakeholder independently from its participation in other structures is invited to express its interest in ECHOES.
URL:https://eosc-austria.at/deadline-extended-building-a-cloud-for-cultural-heritage-mapping-stakeholders-interest
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Funding Calls
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