Participation in a project

If you have unique expertise, scientific excellence or an innovative technological solution, join a consortium currently being formed.

Scinnov has developed expertise in identifying potential coordinators and consortia involved in preparing funding applications.

We can help you make the most of the expertise of a team, a department or a company, and offer it in response to a specific call for proposals. 

Become partners in European projects and develop strategic collaborations to accelerate your technological developments.

Our method of working

Stage 1

Research and evaluate the key European players in the targeted call for proposals

Result: targeted list of potential coordinators and partners.

Stage 2

Evaluate your contribution as a partner

Result: your positioning in response to the call for proposals.

Stage 3

Facilitating contact with potential partners

The result: to be identified by European players and to establish new collaborations.

Stage 4

Facilitating the consolidation of potential collaborations

Result: become a consortium partner, develop the consortium’s network, and finance part of its R&D.

We can accompany you from start to finish

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Publication of HERA calls for proposals

Publication of HERA calls for proposals

In June 2026, four new calls for tenders were launched by HERA (Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority) in close collaboration with HaDEA (Health and Digital Executive Agency), with the deadline for submitting letters of intent set for 2 September 2026....

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FAQ

Can you give us an example of an organisation you have worked with that is now involved in a European project? Yes, we supported EBRAINS AISBL, a research infrastructure as part of a Horizon Europe Calls 2013 project on “Virtual Brain Twin for personalized treatment of Psychiatric Disorders”. EBRAINS was awarded €10m in funding over four years to accelerate the development of its technology, which aims to generate virtual brain twins for psychiatric patients. What makes you different from the events and tools set up by institutions and information relays? We offer tailor-made, operational and strategic support, where institutions mainly offer general resources. We tailor our intervention to your context, your level of experience and your concrete objectives, remaining mobilised until the project is submitted (and beyond if necessary). Do you work with national networks and contact points? Yes, we work closely with the National Contact Points (NCPs), clusters, competitiveness clusters and other institutional networks. We draw on their intelligence and resources to strengthen the relevance of our recommendations, while providing you with personalised support.
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