Celebrating 40 years of EU Research and Innovation
Researchers are pioneering sustainable solutions for a brighter future.
Scientists are advancing disease prevention, diagnostics, and life-enhancing technologies.
Innovators are boosting Europe’s status as a global powerhouse in cutting-edge technologies.
Facts and figures
Over €280 billion invested
through successive framework programmes
Over 120 000 grants signed
with some 75 000 beneficiaries
More than 30 Nobel prizes
won by EU-funded researchers
Latest
Independent expert report on ‘Addressing European Research and Innovation Challenges for System Transitions in Energy and Mobility’ published today.
EU and India brought together in an online workshop researchers and government officials to address plastic pollution and discuss innovative monitoring solutions.
Research and innovation news alert: The European Commission has launched an updated Horizon Results Booster – now known as the Booster – to help beneficiaries of Horizon Europe, the EU research and innovation programme, bring their research or innovations to concrete use and to maximise their impact