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Switzerland is the 22nd third country associated to Horizon Europe.
UK and Swiss researchers and companies can now access calls in Quantum, AI and Space technologies.
These countries emphasise the critical role of FP10 in fostering global competitiveness, research excellence, and international collaboration.
Both the EC and the Federal Council take a futher step towards associating Switzerland with EU programmes.
An important step has been reached towards the association of Switzerland to Horizon Europe, Euratom, ITER and Digital Europe.
A political deal has been reached on the Swiss association to Horizon Europe, Euratom, ITER and Digital Europe.
The Heitor report supports the collaboration with “traditionally associated” countries such as the UK and Switzerland.
Several positions papers on FP10 have been published by British and Swiss governments and R&I institutions.
Swiss researchers are now also eligible to apply the 3 ERC calls 2025 as part of the transitional arrangement between Switzerland and the EU.
Researchers based in Switzerland are eligible to apply for ERC AdG 2024 as part of the transitional arrangement between Switzerland and the EU.
Both institutions welcome the adoption of EU and Swiss mandates for negotiations.
Researchers based in Switzerland are eligible to apply for ERC AdG 2024 as part of the transitional arrangement between Switzerland and the EU.
The adoption of both mandates allows the start of formal negotiations between the EU and Switzerland.
61 leading research-intensive universities call on both the EC and the Swiss Federal Council to set up a stable legal framework allowing a long-term association of Switzerland to Horizon Europe.
Stick to Science welcomes the adoption of draft mandates for future negotiation between the EU and Switzerland.
Stick to Science welcomes the start of exploratory talks for the association of Switzerland to EU programmes.