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Welcome to this week’s Science|Business Funding Newswire
The week our spotlight falls on China, which is largely barred from Horizon Europe this year. We break down the rules for Chinese participation and, in the Data Corner, explore where EU-Chinese collaboration may be affected most.
Next up, strategic thinking in south-east Europe. Read why Romania and Bulgaria, two countries passed over in the first wave of EU quantum computer building, are developing alternative projects to stay in the global quantum race.
In innovation news, David Matthews dives into the reasons why science-based start-ups have a harder time scaling up and finds out that timing is key.
Elsewhere, there is good news for the life sciences sector. The Novo Nordisk Foundation has awarded its biggest grant to date, €736 million, to Denmark’s BioInnovation Institute, to scale up its support for start-ups. The Institute is also looking for like-minded funders willing to replicate its approach elsewhere in Europe.
Finally, this week’s Funding Radar highlights a £3 million call for projects developing novel, usable ways of measuring scientific output.
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We're adding more in-depth analyses, interviews, and stories of Europe's most successful grant recipients every week. Stay up-to-date:
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28 January. An info day for Horizon Europe's AI, data and robotics partnership. Register here to follow in Brussels or online.
28 January. A panel debate on the changes to the UK's public research funding system and how far research organisations should go to address government missions. Register here.
29 January. A conference discussing the impact of the EU’s post-pandemic recovery fund. Register here to attend in Brussels or stream online.
30 January. NTNU hosts talk with the European Strategy on Research and Technology Infrastructures with the European Commission’s Agnès Robin. Register here.
3 February. Start-ups host an EU policy reality check in Brussels. The agenda includes chat with Commissioner Ekaterina Zaharieva and a mock simulation of a European start-up’s journey from idea to exit. Request to attend here.
5 February. CEPS think tank hosts a webinar on building a research agenda for women’s health. Register here.
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