Horizon Europe

ABOUT HORIZON EUROPE IN IRELAND

Ireland’s track record in European Framework Programmes is recognised throughout Europe and beyond.

The National Support Network for Horizon Europe’s goal is to build on that track record, providing hands-on assistance and support to Ireland’s researchers and innovators to compete for and win funding to advance their research and innovation ambitions.

Our 32 European Advisors drawn from 10 Irish research and industry agencies are available and assist all experienced participants and newcomers to the Framework Programmes.

If you are an existing client of the National Support Network, I hope that our website gives you more information about and a greater understanding of the Programme. If you are new to us or a prospective client, I hope that it gives you a good introduction to Horizon Europe. 

Please register for our newsletters for timely updates or contact us directly so we can assist you to identify relevant opportunities. Horizon Europe is all about collaboration and partnership and we are here to work with you.

Kevin Burke

National Director for Horizon Europe, Enterprise Ireland

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The ability to easily connect to the internet is increasingly taken for granted in the developed world. But the latest United Nations study found that a third of the world’s population remains unconnected to the World Wide Web, with those in poor and remote areas most affected. 5G-STARDUST, or Satellite and Terrestrial Access for Distributed, Ubiquitous, and Smart Telecommunications, is a Horizon Europe-funded project that may help to tackle the digital divide.

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Sarcopenia, or age-related muscle loss, is a primary cause of loss of physical independence in the elderly, and the focus of one recent Horizon-funded research study. “The need for effective treatment strategies that can slow or reverse age-related muscle loss is essential if a future crisis is to be avoided,” says Dr Robert Radford, project lead of Pept-AGE at Nuritas.

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For a generation of young readers, Sirius is best known as Harry Potter’s godfather. To those of a more scientific bent, it is the brightest star in the night sky. But to a small research elite, it is the Irish-based company behind a high-resolution microscope that can produce images of the internal structure of biological cells, SiriusXT.

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