Horizon 2020 Projects

The first day of the ARTEMIS-ITEA Co-Summit is being held in Stockholm, Sweden.

ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking and EUREKA’s ITEA (Information Technology for European Advancement) are opened their annual Co-Summit in Stockholm, Sweden.

The Full Project Proposals submission of EUREKA Cluster’s ITEA 2 call 8 has closed. The results show a strong interest in with 21 FPPs submitted.

The winners of Europe’s first-ever Digital Woman Awards have been announced.

The largest ICT conference in Europe, ‘ICT2013: Create, Connect, Grow’, has closed in Vilnius.

The European Commission has published the ICT draft work programme under Horizon 2020.

Neelie Kroes has welcomed a commitment by the Lithuanian government to boost educational, library and digital and ICT sectors and increase digital skills and jobs.

Vice-President Neelie Kroes is inviting EU citizens to join a voting and ranking process on 11 visions of what the world could look like within the next 40 years.

The Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė has opened the ‘ICT2013: Create, Connect, Grow’ conference, the largest ICT event in Europe and one of the biggest under the Lithuanian Council Presidency.

The ICT2013 conference has opened in Lithuania, the largest ICT event in Europe.

European Commission Vice-President Neelie Kroes addresses the HUBFORUM 2013 on digital technology investment, regulation reform and creating a single market to benefit Europe’s economic growth.

The calls opened yesterday by the Office of the Chief Scientist (OCS) of the Ministry of Economy in Israel and VINNOVA in Sweden.

A blueprint on aid to help micro-enterprises and small business to develop ICT infrastructure has been published by the European Commission.

As input to the preliminary consultations surrounding the theme of Trustworthy ICT within Horizon 2020, the European Association for Biometrics has outlined several key research priorities and objectives.

Neelie Kroes, Vice-President of the European Commission responsible for the Digital Agenda, speaks to campuseros about the creation of Startup Europe and promoting innovation at the 2013 Campus Party.

Three key directors of ARTEMIS, Professor Heinrich Daembkes, Dr Jan Lohstroh and Mr Ad ten Berg, outline how remaining competitive and investing in innovation are key to keeping Europe ahead of the game.

A new Guinness World Record has been set on Europe’s GÉANT Network, an e-infrastructure helping to achieve the European Research Area.

ARTEMIS executives outline how the joint undertaking will evolve during Horizon 2020 and the importance of increasing the speed of developing new products and taking them to market.

A team of EU-funded researchers have developed a way of reducing the cost and length of time in the testing of computer microchips.

ARTEMIS directors Professor Heinrich Daembkes, Dr Jan Lohstroh and Mr Ad ten Berg outline the importance of embedded systems in Europe and the development of a new joint undertaking.