Innovation beyond borders
We are the world’s biggest public network for international cooperation in R&D and innovation, present in over 45 countries.
What we do for you
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Provide access to public funding
As the national funding body in your country, we give you access to public funding for your R&D projects.
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Drive international collaboration
We can help you find international partners, build your ideal project consortium and choose the best programme.
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Boost expansion into new markets
We will support you as you access new markets by providing tools and advice for expansion.
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Offer personalised advice
The Eureka national project coordinator (NPC) in your country can advise, support and guide you from the development of your project idea to its commercialisation.
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Hitting the right targets: DNA test reveals if cancer patients will respond to chemotherapy treatments
It is almost a flip of a coin whether pancreatic cancer patients respond to the standard chemotherapy drug, FOLFIRINOX. As a solution to oncologists apprehensively giving patients one of the toughest chemotherapy treatments out there, Dutch bioinformatics company, Omnigen, is developing a clinical decision support system based on a DNA test that shows a patient’s responsiveness to FOLFIRINOX treatment with an initial accuracy rate of 93%.Read more -
Eureka innovation awards 2022
At this year’s Global Innovation Summit in Estoril, Portugal, on 22-23 June, we presented five Eureka innovation awards to organisations for the ground-breaking products, processes or services developed during a Eureka project. National funding bodies nominated two organisations for each of our five award categories: Best Product and Service Innovation Best Sustainability Innovation Best Thematic Innovation (space-ocean-earth systems) Best Woman in Leadership Best Portuguese ProjectRead more -
XXVIII EUREKA MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE
Wednesday 22 June 2022 - Ministers and their representatives, hosted by Portuguese Minister of Science, Technology and Higher Education Elvira Fortunato, gathered in Estoril for the Eureka XXVIII Ministerial Conference. Together, they stressed the importance of Eureka in the global research, development and innovation landscape and recognised its unique role in supporting the development of ground-breaking innovations that are boosting world economies, creating jobs and have real positive societal impact. Ministers and their representatives reaffirmed their commitment and national support to continue and further the development of Eureka. Of particular note, Canada and South Korea became full members of Eureka. Chile was reassociated to the network. The European Partnership on Innovative SMEs, the biggest SME-focused action in the European innovation ecosystems under the EU’s Horizon Europe, was launched by Minister Fortunato and Commission Research and Innovation Director-General Paquet. Read the full Ministerial Conference communiqué here.Read more
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