EU OPENS HORIZON 2020 EURO80 BILLION PROGRAMME TO RESEARCHERS
December 1st, 2013
The European Commission this week opened the way for universities, research organisations and businesses to apply for a share of its massive Euro 80 billion Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme but questions have already been raised over whether the proposed selection procedures will be good enough to reduce complaints about awards, as Brussels hopes. The research grants amount to more than Euro15 billion over the first two years of the 7-year programme and will focus initially on personalised healthcare, digital security and smart cities. The ...
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