New funding call: Applied quantum technologies
The national funding bodies from 15 countries (Austria, Singapore, Belgium (Wallonia), South Korea, Denmark, Spain, Finland, Sweden, France, Switzerland, Germany, Türkiye, Israel, United Kingdom, Lithuania) have allocated funding for organisations collaborating on international R&D projects in the field(s) of applied quantum technology. Scope Quantum technology includes many layers of technology from the individual modalities of quantum […]
New funding call: Cross-border cooperation for Europe’s quantum value chains
As quantum technology moves towards commercialisation, this initiative accelerates cross-border collaboration for breakthrough initiatives in a bid to create resilient supply chains for Europe. Background and objectives of the call for projects The development of quantum technologies holds the promise of major breakthroughs in several critical sectors. A large number of open scientific questions and […]
PEPR Quantum Technologies – Call for projects – 2023
This is an automatic translation from French, to see the information in the original language please follow this link. The Quantum Technologies Priority Research Program and Equipment (PEPR) is specifically intended to support the research effort of the scientific community and constitutes the upstream part of the national quantum strategy (TRL 1 to 4). France’s […]
New funding call: Quantum Sensors – 2023
Within the national quantum strategy, started in 2021, the ANR launches a call for research proposals in quantum sensors and quantum metrology. The roadmap of the national quantum strategy includes a response to needs in the metrology domain, that correspond to developments in quantum technologies. This call for proposals aims at funding high quality research […]
|ANR Funding Measure〉Quantum PEPR – Call for projects Quantum Computing on the Fly
The National Strategy for the Acceleration of Quantum Technologies, announced by the President of the Republic on 21 January 2021, aims to guide the State’s choices for the next five years according to the following six priorities: Scalable quantum computers; Quantum simulators and accelerators; Quantum sensors enabling measurement accuracies several orders of magnitude better than […]
