We recently caught up with Gabor before his course in Lisbon and learned about his extensive experience, entertaining anecdotes from previous courses, his favourite parts of teaching, and questions he often receives on Horizon Europe costs, audits, and finances.

Cluster projects shall be in general guided by two main messages: “researchers shall become innovators” and “research results need to be transformed into useful innovations”. In projects funded under Cluster 4, the European Commission will support digital, space and key enabling technologies that are strategically important for Europe’s industrial future.

In the new year, as in the past, we’re here to empower you to design a competitive proposal and answer all your questions. We’re launching a brand new online workshop series, focused on Horizon Europe clusters!

In the last few years, as we have gotten new versions of several EU-funded programmes, and two tendencies when it comes to financial matters have been noticeable.

Coordinating EU funded projects requires multiple skills that not seem too obvious. One of those skills needed very often is excelling at event planning.

After equipping you with the checklists of things to consider when writing a Horizon Europe proposal, and the focus on the first steps and tasks, we finish our Horizon Europe proposal writing perspectives blog series with points considering impact and budgeting.

A list of things to consider when preparing (for) your project's big event - the kick-off meeting.

Two days packed with panel discussions, interactive sessions on the current research and innovation panorama, and practical workshops on Horizon Europe proposal writing and financial management. 

An excellent opportunity to give you a list of things to consider when preparing (for) your Horizon Europe kick-off meeting!

Europa Media regularly organises a webinar in collaboration with EMDESK. This time, they have asked us to try to make sense of all legal documents and guidelines from the financial rules’ perspective. 

In the second part of our Budgeting post series, we go deeper into the issue of what is eligible cost and what is not.