Advanced Materials grants in Germany
Explore Advanced Materials grants for companies in Germany. This list brings together funding for novel materials, composites, nanomaterials, coatings and materials science from German innovation agencies, research funders and foundations, EU and international programs open to applicants in Germany, and competitions any company can enter, with the deadline, award size and eligibility on every listing. Grants aimed at Advanced Materials in Germany come first.
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MSCA COFUND 2027
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds part of the cost of running new or existing doctoral training programmes at universities and research organisations.
Deploying circular systemic solutions through living labs in cities and regions (Circular Cities and Regions Initiative topic)
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds city and regional authorities to run living labs that scale up circular-economy solutions across Europe.
MSCA and Citizens 2027
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds European Researchers' Night events and Researchers at Schools visits that bring MSCA-funded scientists face to face with the public and pupils.
Consolidation of the research infrastructure landscape β individual support for evolution, long-term sustainability and emerging needs of pan-European research infrastructures
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds individual support to a single ESFRI Landmark or European Research Infrastructure Consortium to strengthen, evolve or sustain a pan-European research infrastructure.
ERA Fellowships
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Pays a postdoctoral fellowship for researchers who move to a host organisation in an EU widening country, building research careers outside Europe's traditional science hubs.
Closing the learning gap: uncovering causes and effective policy interventions for declining youth skills in mathematics, reading, and science
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds research into the structural causes of Europe's 15-year decline in youth maths, reading and science skills.
Crafting routes to a circular economy
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds research turning crafts, heritage buildings, food traditions or design into practical circular-economy models.
Persons with disabilities: opportunities for labour inclusion and social protection through the life course
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds research on closing the employment gap and fixing social-protection benefit traps for people with disabilities.
Rethinking sustainable competitiveness beyond traditional perspectives: role and contribution of the Social Economy
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds research measuring how cooperatives, mutuals and social enterprises contribute to the EU's sustainable competitiveness.
Strengthening rural communities' resilience to shocks
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds research and pilots that help rural communities anticipate, survive and recover from economic, climate or social shocks.
The effective use of artificial intelligence in learning environments in pre-primary and primary education
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds long-term studies on how AI tools affect learning outcomes and wellbeing in pre-primary and primary schools.
Towards a consolidated culture and creativity driven European innovation ecosystem
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds one long-term project to turn Europe's scattered culture-and-creativity innovation projects into a lasting, self-sustaining ecosystem.
Community policing in diverse societies in Europe
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds police forces and civil-society groups to develop training that builds trust between police and diverse communities.
MSCA Doctoral Networks 2027
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds partnerships of universities, research institutes and businesses to jointly run doctoral training programmes for early-career researchers.
Consolidation of the research infrastructure landscape β development of complementarities, synergies and/or integration between a set of pan-European research infrastructures
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds complementary services, synergies and integration across Europeβs major research infrastructures.
Reinforcing synergies between experimentation spaces and innovation procurement
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds public buyers to test and procure breakthrough solutions with experimentation spaces and regulators.
Innowwide
πͺπΊEU Β· European Union
Pays SMEs and startups a 60,000-euro grant to test whether their solution is viable in a target overseas market.
Network Projects
πͺπΊEUREKA Β· Global / Multinational
Funds international collaborative R&D projects year-round, with each partner paid, if at all, by their own country's national funding agency.
Antler Europe ONE flagship β¬30M (outliers)
πͺπΊAntler Β· Singapore
Offers founders in Europe intensive startup mentorship, seed funding, and founder matching through Antler's global venture network.
EIT Higher Education Initiative Call for Proposals
πͺπΊEIT Β· European Union
Funds university-led European consortia building innovation and entrepreneurship capacity through grants of up to EUR 2 million.
EIT KIC Business Plan, Cross-KIC and HEI Grants
πͺπΊEIT Β· European Union
Funds EIT Knowledge and Innovation Communities delivering business plans, cross-KIC work and higher-education activities through EU grants.
Adapting to and mitigating demographic trends in rural areas through evidence-based planning and innovative solutions
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds research and pilots that help rural communities plan for and adapt to demographic decline and ageing populations.
Advancing lead markets and proof-of-concept for deep tech solutions contributing to EU Missions
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds proof-of-concept work on deep tech solutions relevant to the EU Missions, taking technologies up to TRL 7 while testing procurement and financing models that create lead markets for them.
Artificial Intelligence for knowledge valorisation
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Paid one European consortium EUR 2 million to build an AI-powered toolbox that helps researchers turn results into market-ready ventures, tested across at least 100 real cases.