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From shaping initial concepts to preparing proposals, we work alongside collaborators throughout the grant lifecycle, applying innovative approaches tailored to each project’s unique strengths.
Our team’s interdisciplinary background in research and innovation enables us to help position consortia for competitive,
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Fostering Collaboration – We bring together diverse partners across academia, industry, and society to co-create strong, multidisciplinary consortia.
Enabling Excellence – We support the translation of ambitious research ideas into structured proposals that respond directly to Horizon Europe’s priorities.
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HORIZON-HLTH-2026-01-TOOL-03
Integrating New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) to advance biomedical research and regulatory testing
Pacific AI’s AI Policy Suite is highly relevant
Opens: 10 February 2026
Deadline: 16 April 2026
Funding: €5–8M per project | Total budget €50M
Type: Research & Innovation Action (RIA)
This call supports the integration of next-generation New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) to create safer, more predictive, and human-relevant biomedical tools.
NAMs include technologies such as: advanced in vitro systems, organ-on-chip platforms, computational and AI-driven prediction models, high-throughput screening methods, and data-rich human-based models.
Why join?
Consortia will help shape Europe’s future of non-animal, innovative testing. Ideal partners include research institutes, biotech and MedTech developers, AI specialists, regulatory science experts, and health agencies.
Opportunity:
Selected projects will join an EU-wide NAMs cluster, gaining increased visibility, collaboration opportunities, and influence in regulatory innovation.
Upcoming Opportunities
Developing methods to assess the presence, functions and sensitivity of groundwater ecosystems
Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (2026-27)
Opens: 17 April 2026
Deadline: 17 September 2026 (17:00 Brussels time)
Funding: ~€5.0M per project (lump sum) | Total budget €10.0M
Type: RIA- Research and Innovation Actions
This call supports innovative, biological- and sensor-based approaches that help European water management authorities map, monitor, and protect the fragile biodiversity of groundwater ecosystems. The focus is on establishing robust, non-invasive screening protocols, identifying reliable biological indicators, and transforming deep subsurface ecosystem data into predictive multi-stressor models for real-world regulatory impact.
What projects will do: Funded consortia will develop and field-validate advanced sensor and biosensor technologies optimized for the unique, low-metabolism environments of subterranean aquifers. To provide an absolute environmental context, projects will integrate three distinct layers of investigation: tracking deep subsurface biodiversity to define new Biological Quality Elements (BQEs), deploying vadose-zone monitoring hardware to track real-time vertical contaminant migration, and leveraging satellite Earth Observation to track the climate resilience of connected surface ecosystems. By combining these point-source and macro-scale layers, projects will construct predictive models tracking how chemical pollution (such as PFAS and nitrates) and climate-driven stressors interact to impact subsurface resilience.
Why join? This is an excellent opportunity for organizations experienced in:
Academic & Subterranean Ecology: Specialists in microbial biofilms, stygofauna, and functional biodiversity tracking.
Deep Tech & Sensor Hardware: Innovators in microfluidics, lab-on-a-chip biosensors, and in-situ vadose-zone monitoring arrays.
Geospatial & Space Analytics: Remote sensing experts proficient in Copernicus satellite time-series data and predictive machine learning.
Standardization & Policy Translation: National bodies, water utilities, and regulatory experts ready to transform data pipelines into official European standards and update the EU Groundwater Watch List.
Selected projects will deliver field-tested, cost-effective screening tools, gaining strong visibility through formal alignment with the Water4All Partnership and CEN standardization committees.
HORIZON-HLTH-2027-03-TOOL-08
Towards Artificial General Intelligence for healthcare
Strong expertise in artificial intelligence, data, and health-innovation ecosystem building is highly relevant — particularly in strategic roadmap creation, trustworthy artificial intelligence, multimodal health data readiness, and stakeholder community building.
Opens: 03 June 2027
Deadline: 22 September 2027
(17:00 Brussels time)
Funding: ~€2.90M per project
Type: Coordination and Support Action
What this call supports
This topic funds coordination and support activities that help Europe develop and responsibly use the next generation of advanced artificial intelligence models for healthcare, moving toward artificial general intelligence for healthcare applications.
It focuses on how researchers and innovators can:
Develop and apply advanced artificial intelligence models for healthcare, including the expansion of large foundation models toward inclusive and personalised medicine
Leverage highly heterogeneous and multimodal health data, spanning clinical records, medical imaging, laboratory data, and molecular information
Co-create a shared, pan-European roadmap for the development of next-generation artificial intelligence models for healthcare
Why join?
This is an ideal opportunity for consortia aiming to shape Europe’s strategic direction in advanced artificial intelligence for health, especially where success depends on:
Pan-European coordination across artificial intelligence, biomedical research, clinical expertise, ethics, and health-data infrastructures
Practical alignment of model development with trustworthy artificial intelligence requirements and emerging European regulatory frameworks, including the European Health Data Space and the Artificial Intelligence Act
Transforming fragmented multimodal health data into interoperable, privacy-preserving resources suitable for advanced model development